Libya’s eastern government announced a ban on entry for citizens from Chad, Niger, Sudan, and South Sudan on Tuesday. A government source stated the decision is part of a broader effort to “reorganize” the entry of foreign nationals into the country, but provided no further details. The move raises concerns about potential discrimination and its impact on regional migration patterns. It is unclear how long the ban will remain in effect or what specific criteria will be used for future entry permissions. This decision comes from the administration based in the east, separate from the internationally recognized government in Tripoli. The ban may exacerbate existing challenges related to migration and border control in Libya, a key transit point for migrants seeking to reach Europe. Further clarification from Libyan authorities is expected to shed light on the reasoning and implementation of this new policy.