Migrants describe Morocco's indifference to Thursday's surge: "There were 3-4 gendarmes and they just kept pushing us out to sea."

Following a mass migration attempt on Thursday, thousands of migrants are currently stranded and hungry at the doors of a facility in Morocco, uncertain of their future as they await decisions regarding potential expulsion, asylum processing, or the issuance of residence permits.

Migrants have criticized the Moroccan authorities for negligence during the surge, reporting that only a minimal security presence of three to four gendarmes was deployed and that officers merely pushed individuals back toward the sea rather than managing the situation effectively.