In the lush thickets of Kenya, Ethiopian migrants have been abandoned by smugglers, sparking concern and legal action. Reports suggest that an estimated 24 Ethiopians were found stranded in Isiolo County before being taken into custody. The group had sought refuge at a local police station after their traffickers deserted them in an attempt to avoid detection along the Isiolo-Nairobi Highway. These migrants were en route to South Africa, a common destination for Ethiopian nationals seeking employment opportunities. Unfortunately, the journey is fraught with peril, as evidenced by a tragic incident in Mozambique where numerous Ethiopian migrants perished in a trailer due to asphyxiation. This grim reality highlights the dangers faced by those embarking on illegal immigration ventures in pursuit of a better life. Kenya serves as a pivotal transit point for many migrants, acting as a gateway to various African countries, including Tanzania, Mozambique, and South Africa. The allure of South Africa as a booming economy makes it an attractive prospect for those seeking improved living conditions. Despite the risks involved, the promise of a brighter future compels many to undertake perilous journeys in search of greener pastures. As authorities in Kenya crack down on human trafficking and illegal immigration, the plight of Ethiopian migrants remains a pressing issue that demands attention and action.