Immigration officers and the Ghana Police Service conducted raids in Amansie West District. This operation successfully apprehended 28 foreign nationals. They were found hiding in Pakyi No. 1 and No. 2.
The landlord who allegedly accommodated these individuals was also arrested. Authorities stated the arrests were made for breaches of Ghana’s immigration laws.
The specific immigration laws violated are currently under investigation. Officials have not yet detailed the nationalities of the arrested foreigners.
The operation targeted specific locations believed to be used as hideouts. These raids were part of a broader security measure in the district.
Further investigations will determine the legal status of the foreign nationals. The landlord faces charges related to aiding foreign nationals to live in Ghana illegally.
Authorities indicated that this action aims to ensure compliance with national laws. It also seeks to maintain public safety and regulate residency.
The Amansie West District Security Committee has been informed of the operation’s outcome. They will support ongoing efforts to verify the identities and statuses of those arrested.
This enforcement action highlights the continuous efforts to ensure all individuals within Ghana adhere to immigration regulations.