Poland's stringent border security measures along its border with Belarus, aimed at preventing refugees from entering the EU, have led to a humanitarian crisis. For the past four years, these measures have resulted in migrants being stranded, injured, and often forgotten in the border forests. Activists are working to provide aid to those affected, facing significant challenges in accessing and assisting vulnerable individuals caught in the crossfire of border policies. The situation highlights the ethical dilemmas of border control and the human cost of restrictive immigration policies.