Hundreds of Burundians gathered outside the Burundian embassy in Nairobi on Monday seeking travel documents to return home, following Kenya's recent immigration crackdown. The embassy issued free Laisser-Passer documents to citizens, easing movement within the East African Community. The move comes as the Kenyan government intensifies efforts to regulate foreign nationals, particularly in the wake of increased security concerns. Reports indicate that the situation has prompted a significant number of Burundian citizens to seek repatriation. The government's actions have sparked discussions about regional migration policies and the impact on cross-border relations. As the situation unfolds, officials are under pressure to balance security with the need for regional cooperation.