Moroccan authorities have prosecuted 86 individuals involved in organizing irregular migration attempts via Ceuta and Melilla, Spanish enclaves bordering Morocco. Eleven of those prosecuted have been sentenced to up to six months in prison. The charges relate to both facilitating clandestine departures from Morocco and aggression towards security forces. This prosecution signals a firm stance by Morocco against individuals involved in human trafficking and border control breaches. The sentences highlight the ongoing challenges concerning migration flows between Morocco and Spain. The legal actions aim to deter further attempts at irregular crossings. Authorities continue to monitor and address illegal migration activity in the region.