By Kristina Vankova
In a surprising move, Uganda has agreed to temporarily host U.S.-based asylum seekers still awaiting approval, as part of a new agreement with the United States aimed at easing pressure on America’s overloaded immigration system. Known for its welcoming stance on refugees, Uganda is extending its support to those caught in legal limbo鈥攐ffering them shelter, resources, and a path forward. While the initiative has earned praise for its humanitarian spirit and global cooperation, critics question the feasibility and long-term costs. As details unfold, this bold collaboration could signal a new chapter in international refugee management.