The UK government is considering imposing a entry restriction on Eritreans following their involvement in human trafficking. Home Secretary James Mahmood has announced plans to block Eritrean visas due to ongoing disputes over forced deportations. Washington has called for de-escalation between Ethiopia and Eritrea amid rising tensions. The UK's decision comes as part of a broader response to the region's complex deportation practices.
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