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The Kenyan Immigration Department faced heavy criticism this morning after posting a picture displaying their newly acquired fleet of vehicles meant to "boost the crackdown on illegal immigrants in the country". Kenyans felt the move was highly unnecessary and that the department should have sorted out the basics firs
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The Kenyan Immigration Department faced heavy criticism this morning after posting a picture displaying their newly acquired fleet of vehicles meant to "boost the crackdown on illegal immigrants in the country".
Kenyans felt the move was highly unnecessary and that the department should have sorted out the basics first before jumping into purchasing the 13 double cabin vehicles.
Here is what they had to say.
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