Seven American aid workers were recently dispatched to a disputed Ebola treatment site in Kenya. They are part of a team that has been on the frontline in the strstr Democratic Republic of Congo and have shown no symptoms, according to their employer.

The move follows a new Trump travel ban that restricts U.S. citizens from entering certain African nations, prompting officials to relocate teams to safer locations. The Kenyan site is still contested, with local authorities questioning the legality of foreign medical teams operating there.

Despite the uncertainty, the workers remain committed to their mission and have continued to provide care to patients in need. The situation underscores the complexity of international aid efforts amid shifting political policies.

While the workers have reported no symptoms, health authorities are monitoring the situation closely to ensure the safety of both the medical staff and the communities they serve. The New York Times has been covering the developments as part of its top stories.