Tunisia has deported nearly 5,000 migrants from sub-Saharan Africa in the past eleven months, reflecting a growing challenge of irregular migration within the country. These migrants had been attempting to reach Europe and were either prevented from doing so or had chosen Tunisia as a place of residence. The deportations highlight increasing pressures on Tunisia as it grapples with a large population of undocumented migrants. Authorities have not released detailed information regarding the reasons for the deportations or the migrants’ countries of origin. This action comes as Tunisia faces economic difficulties and political instability, contributing to a more restrictive stance on migration. The situation raises concerns about humanitarian conditions and the treatment of migrants within the country, as well as the broader implications for regional migration patterns. Kapitalis first reported the news.