The journey to the Canary Islands is fraught with danger, as many migrants risk their lives to escape dire conditions in their home countries. Upon arrival, however, the challenges do not end; many find themselves stranded for extended periods, unable to secure employment or integrate into local communities. This situation leaves them in a state of limbo, reliant on hope for a better future in mainland Spain. The plight of these migrants sheds light on the broader issues of migration, asylum policies, and the socioeconomic factors driving individuals to undertake such perilous journeys.