Block illegal migrants route

African illegal migrants carry their belongings following their release from the Holot Detention Centre in Israel's Negev desert. PHOTO | AFP

A deal that will see Kenya take back illegal immigrants who have travelled through the country to South Africa in exchange for lighter visa terms has raising concerns about what the East African nation will do with the thousands of potential arrivals.

The likelihood that Kenyan taxpayers will bear the cost of either hosting the returned immigrants locally or repatriating them onwards to their countries of origin has also raised questions about the deal's fairness.

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