Też się nad tym zastanawiam

Był w Europie nielegalnie, prawdopodobnie pełnoletni, więc prawdopodobnie wydalą go z powrotem do kraju, w którym żył.

Chyba najbardziej prawdopodobne jest to, że chłopak był trochę starszy i dość chory, same problemy więc wydalono z powrotem do Maroka siłą. W tej scenie mijają także Sandrę, która właśnie przekroczyła piesze przejście graniczne między Melilą i Marokiem.
Nie wydawało mi się, żeby ci goście znali wcześniej Massara. Bardziej chodziło o politykę "nie tak szybko, nie tak zaraz". Kawałek litości wystarczył na małego Adu :(
Brakowało mi tego szczegółu, żeby Adu rozpoznał swój rower XD Obiekt o najbardziej nietypowej migracyjnej historii w tym filmie.

The persisting problem of push backs (devoluciones en caliente)

The situation at borders and regarding access to territory has gradually worsened since March 2015, after the Spanish government adopted an amendment to the Aliens Act, introducing the possibility to “reject at borders” third-country nationals that are found crossing the border illegally.

"The amendment, introduced through the adoption of the Law “on the protection of citizen security”,[21] includes a specific regulation within the Aliens Act concerning the “Special regime of Ceuta and Melilla”. This new regime consists of three elements:

It rules that “those foreigners who are detected at Ceuta’s and Melilla’s border lines when trying to pass the border’s contentious elements to irregularly cross the border, can be rejected to avoid their illegal entry in Spain”;
It declares that “these rejections will be realised respecting the international law on human rights and international protection ratified by Spain”;
Lastly, it states that “international protection claims will be formalised at the ad hoc border point in line with international protection obligations.”

In practice, when a person is found within Spanish border territory, which includes the land between the Moroccan and Spanish border, he or she is taken outside the Spanish border through existing passages and doors controlled by border guards.

The amendment aimed at legalising the push backs (devoluciones en caliente) practiced in Ceuta and Melilla, and has been criticised for ignoring human rights and international law obligations towards asylum seekers and refugees by several European and international organisations such as UNHCR,[22] the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights,[23] and the United Nations Committee against Torture. Critics regard the fact that people are not able to request asylum, and that the law mostly affects groups in vulnerable situation, including unaccompanied minors and victims of trafficking."

Źródło: https://asylumineurope.org/reports/country/spain/asylum-procedure/access-procedu re-and-registration/access-territory-and-push-backs/