Dadaab was the largest refugee camp in the world. It is largely filled with Somalis fleeing the civil war in Mogadishu and it is run both by CARE and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees. The school, administered by CARE, was considered excellent. One of its graduates went on to Medical School in the United States and is now a recognized neurosurgeon. The quality of the school and the administration of the camp led many ordinary Kenyans to try to gain admission to the camp, pretending to be refugees. The UN’s High Commissioner for Refugees was responsible for determining admission.

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