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President William Ruto has defended the Kenya–United States Health Cooperation Framework, assuring Kenyans it will not lead to exploitation and is anchored on firm legal ground. The Consumer Federation of Kenya (COFEK) has filed a lawsuit challenging the Ksh 200 billion health deal, citing concerns over governance, consumer representation, and data privacy. President Ruto responded that the agreement was thoroughly vetted by the Office of the Attorney General and that Kenyan data protection laws would take precedence. In a separate development, the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has labeled at least 15 Kenyans as the 'worst of the worst' illegal aliens. This designation refers to alleged criminal illegal aliens with serious convictions and was announced on a new public webpage.
President William Ruto has defended the Kenya–United States Health Cooperation Framework, assuring Kenyans it will not lead to exploitation and emphasizing that Kenyan data protection laws take precedence. He stated that the agreement, thoroughly vetted by the Office of the Attorney General, is anchored on firm legal ground and prioritizes national interests.
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At least 15 Kenyans are among thousands of foreign nationals labeled as the 'worst of the worst' illegal aliens by the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS). This designation refers to alleged criminal illegal aliens with serious convictions, as highlighted on a new public webpage launched on December 8.
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