The government has signed a number of treaties that have allowed free movement of people and goods into the country without considering the effect of that to the economy.
For instance, the Busia One Stop Border Post opened at the border by President Uhuru and his Ugandan counterpart.
Museveni is facilitating the movement of more Ugandans into the country.
President Uhuru Kenyatta also declared Kenyan borders open to citizens from East Africa during his swearing-in.
All these moves have negatively affected the economy due to the scarce resources in the country.
Some governors have since criticised the move.
Kisii governor. James Ongwae, faulted the government's move to sign treaties that have since allowed foreigners to flock into the country for services.
According to the governor, the current influx of foreigners to Kenya for services such as health at the expense of locals will eventually have serious effects on the economy.
"We can not turn away people from other counties or countries seeking services, including health, even though this is having serious effect on us," said Mr. Ongwae.
However, the governor is hopeful that the some economic blocks such as the Lake Region Economic Block (LREB) will help address challenges faced by his county in the problem.
"We are optimistic our economic block will help us address challenges facing us and improve the lives of our people," he said.
Busia governor, Sospeter Ojaamong. also criticised the treaties.
According to the governor, the county governments do not have enough funds to cater for the foreigners hence a burden to the county governments.
"There is an influx of patients from Uganda seeking treatment in our hospitals at the expense of locals. We do not have extra money in our budget to cater for the foreigners," said Mr. Ojaamong during LREB meeting in Kakamega last week.
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