Musa arrived at the interview appointment nervous. He hadn't slept because he had spent the night writing down exactly what he wanted to explain about his story. He needed to have the puzzle pieces in order. He notified the minors' center that he was turning 18. No one heeded his warning, and when the Police certified his birth certificate, they threw him out on the street. The system rejected him, and he lost any opportunity to access the public resources network. His case is not unique. According to his account, and as third-sector workers have confirmed, a friend of his ended up begging, overcome by tears and fear, at the door of a charitable organization to let him sleep under a roof. They made a place for him that they didn't have.

The Secretary of State for Security, Aina Calvo, has defended the need for greater Frontex cooperation in countries of origin as a key tool for controlling migratory flows. "We have seen, tested, and proven that the important thing is to prevent the boats from reaching our country. We believe this would be a much more useful task and would allow us to attack the problem at its root," she stated. Calvo made this statement during her visit to the Civil Guard's oceanographic vessel. Duke of Ahumada, anchored at the Portopí naval station, and which, among its key functions, includes controlling irregular immigration and combating human trafficking organizations. Calvo explained that "operational capacity at the source of the crisis has a lot to do with the 40% decrease in migratory flows in Spain in the last three years," although she also mentioned the "strong and constant" migratory pressure on the Balearic Islands.

He insists he shouldn't justify himself in the face of criticism and accusations of racism and xenophobia. The new Director General of Immigration and Development Cooperation, Manuel Pavón (Madrid, 1981), also asks for time to launch initiatives and highlights his experience as a national police officer to help him fill the position for the remainder of the term.