Officials in the United States have confirmed plans to deport 15 Kenyans who were convicted of assorted offenses committed within the country, terming them as the “Worst of the Worst.”

This deportation comes after the recent wave of enforcement actions initiated by the Donald Trump administration, which refers to these efforts as removing “bad foreigners”.

The 14 men and a woman whose names, images, and criminal histories have been published by the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) are said to have been convicted of various crimes by the United States.

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This database tracks undocumented immigrants who have been apprehended during the recent purges, with listed Kenyans joining the other 10,000 listed for deportation by the US government.

The DHS platform labeled the signals a significant intensification of the Trump administration’s immigration strategy.

List of the 15 Kenyans to be deported

• Naserian: convicted of assault and violation of a court order.
• Alfred Obiero: Convicted of assault, driving under the influence of alcohol, and domestic violence.
• Patrick Mwangi: Convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol.
• Daniel Kathii: Convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol.
• Isaac Githinji: Labeled “worst of the worst” for flight to avoid prosecution.
• Collins Keanche: Convicted for check forgery and money laundering.
• Mohamed Chekchekani: Convicted of kidnapping a minor and violating the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO).

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• Francis Mungai: Convicted of receiving stolen property.
• Bethuel Gathu: Convicted of robbery.
• Moses Okoth: Convicted of aggravated assault with a weapon.
• Clement Mulovi: Convicted of fraud.
• Moffat Muriithi: Convicted of drug-related offences.
• Antony Karia: Convicted of fraud, false statements, and hit-and-run.
• Boniface Mburu: Convicted of aggravated assault with a weapon and possession of stolen property.
• Kevin Gunyanyi: Convicted of assault and terroristic threat offences and simple assaults.

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Kenya’s President William Ruto poses for a photo with U.S President Donald Trump. PHOTO/PCS.