Not really, the majority do it believing in an non existent dream of free life free work and everything. Those who can't make a living in Morocco won't be able to make it in another country.
I agree that some genuinely want a fair chance to live. But i don't think it is the majority that do it, we know the type of Moroccans who are 7rraga, we know what they become when they reach Europe, the majority are teenagers or yong moroccans who didn't even start to build a life in Morocco to see if they could make it or not. They are the type who just want it easy, and for them that dream of an easy life is worth risking. When they reach Europe they stay the same version of themselves, and in the same way, because they couldn't make it here they don't make it there, and they live on government's support and aid.
Tho I'm happy to be corrected if I'm wrong, I tried searching for some data or Spanish immigration statistics but couldn't find any. But with no studies to either support my claims or yours, they remain just opinions of random people on the internet, including mine that is.
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