The Trump administration has announced the opening of a makeshift hospital in Kenya to quarantine Americans exposed to Ebola, sparking criticism both domestically and internationally. Instead of bringing potentially infected citizens home, they will be treated in Kenya, a move that has raised concerns about the adequacy of the facility and the ethics of leaving Americans abroad. This decision comes as the Ebola outbreak escalates, with officials now emphasizing that individuals diagnosed with the virus will be transferred to Europe for treatment rather than the United States. The collaboration between the US and Kenya has been met with skepticism, including fears over the legality and morality of such a quarantine strategy.