The Ivory Coast's Tunisia embassy has provided emergency accommodation for dozens of its citizens, including young children, made homeless due to a crackdown ordered by President Kais Saied, a diplomat said Wednesday. Last week, Saied had ordered security forces to take "urgent measures" against "hordes" of sub-Saharan African migrants, accusing them without evidence of causing a wave of crime and plotting to change the country's demographic make-up. Landlords across the country, fearing they would incur heavy fines for housing people without hard-to-obtain paperwork, then started turfing out migrants. Many Ivorians and Malians ended up camping for several nights outs
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