Immigration officials and police officers conducted a joint operation in the Amansie West District. The operation targeted hideouts in Pakyi No. 1 and No. 2.
Twenty-eight foreign nationals were arrested during these raids. They are accused of breaking Ghana’s immigration laws.
A landlord was also arrested in connection with the illegal stay of some of the foreigners. The landlord allegedly housed individuals who were not in compliance with immigration regulations.
The Ghana Police Service and the Immigration Service led the operation. This action aims to enforce national security and immigration policies.
The suspects were apprehended based on intelligence about potential immigration law violations.
Further investigations are being conducted by the authorities. The specific nationalities of the arrested individuals have not yet been released.
This operation is part of ongoing efforts to ensure all foreign nationals in Ghana comply with the country's laws.
The Amansie West District is a key area for these enforcement actions. Authorities are committed to maintaining the integrity of immigration processes.