Countries in Africa are in a state of flux and chaos as the military assert their take-overs of government, Niger being a recent military government. But from the deterioration of law and order in the Sudan, as two military bands, one appropriated and the other an intruder, to coups wrought by the military to throw out any semblance of the people's choice, in Niger and several other countries in the Sehel (among them: Chad and Mali) to the Congo in their mineral fights with Ugandans the Continent is fraught with problems of migrant populations and poor people living at levels of bare existence.
Desirous to control the drug industry, the military of Myanmar has continued its reign of terror over its people.
Indeed, the citizenry of these lowly countries are caught in the middle over the rights of their country's wealth of gems and minerals.
The citizenry can merely cry out for food and drink. They have little sources to turn to, given their rulers have guns and ammunition; and some militaries, airplanes.
So, now, the people of the United States can understand why their country is to where migrants from hostile lands run to, and from they run away to escape the terror that looms there.
The world through its United Nations needs to address the lack of leadership among the countries today. A topic for the G20?
My opinion.