The United States government is reportedly considering sending Ebola-exposed citizens to Kenya for quarantine and treatment.

• The Trump administration is reluctant to fly infected residents back to the U.S.
• A potential quarantine facility staffed by U.S. public health officers could be constructed in Kenya, pending approval from the Kenyan government.
• This plan comes as Kenya remains at high risk due to porous borders with affected countries like Uganda and South Sudan, despite having no recorded cases itself.