Immigration officers and police have arrested 28 foreign nationals and one landlord in the Amansie West District. The operation took place on March 28, 2026.
The suspects were found in hideouts located in Pakyi No. 1 and Pakyi No. 2. They are all being held for alleged violations of Ghana's immigration laws.
A joint statement from the Ghana Police Service and the Immigration Service confirmed the arrests. The statement detailed the successful execution of coordinated raids.
The operation aimed to address concerns regarding illegal immigration within the district. Authorities stated this action is part of ongoing efforts to ensure compliance with national laws.
The arrested foreign nationals are expected to face charges related to their immigration status. The landlord is being questioned for allegedly harboring individuals who may not have legal documentation.
Further investigations are underway by both agencies. Details concerning the nationalities of the arrested foreigners have not yet been released.
This action underscores the government's commitment to border security and the enforcement of immigration regulations across the country.
The Amansie West District Security Council has commended the swift action taken by the law enforcement agencies.