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Sue Gacambi Advises Undocumented Kenyans in US Amid Immigration Concerns US-based Kenyan TikToker Sue Gacambi has shared advice with Kenyans living in the United States without legal immigration status, as concerns over increased immigration enforcement continue to grow. In a viral video, Gacambi addressed undocumented Kenyans and suggested several precautions they could take to minimise the risk of unnecessary encounters with immigration authorities. Among her recommendations was avoiding driving without the necessary documents and using ride-hailing services when attending social events. Sue Gacambi Warns Undocumented Kenyans Gacambi urged undocumented Kenyans to be particularly cautious about driving, suggesting that those without the required documentation consider alternatives such as Uber. She also cautioned against assuming that having some form of immigration documentation automatically shields an individual from enforcement action. “Kuna watu wako na green card na wanabebwa na hao,” Gacambi said, meaning that even some people with green cards could still find themselves facing immigration authorities. Her comments were made against the backdrop of heightened concerns among immigrant communities in the US over immigration enforcement. Marriage Advice Sparks Discussion Gacambi also touched on relationships and marriage, a portion of her message that generated debate online. Immigration processes in the US have specific eligibility requirements, documentation procedures and background checks. Entering into a marriage solely to obtain immigration benefits can carry serious legal consequences. Her remarks consequently sparked discussion among Kenyans online about the different measures undocumented migrants may consider when seeking a pathway to legal status. Gacambi’s Message to Kenyans Beyond the controversial aspects of her advice, Gacambi’s comments highlighted the uncertainty that undocumented migrants can experience in their daily lives. Activities such as driving can present additional legal risks for people who do not have the required licences or documentation. At the same time, immigration matters are complex and depend heavily on an individual’s circumstances. Kenyans seeking to regularise their status in the US are therefore best advised to consult qualified immigration professionals or rely on official US government information rather than depending solely on social media advice.