The Ghana Immigration Service and the Ghana Police Service conducted a joint operation in the Amansie West District. The operation led to the arrest of 28 foreign nationals.
A landlord was also arrested during the raids. He is accused of housing the foreign nationals.
The suspects were apprehended in hideouts at Pakyi No. 1 and No. 2. These locations are in the Amansie West District.
Authorities state the arrests were made for allegedly breaching Ghana’s immigration laws. The foreigners reportedly did not have the necessary permits to stay in Ghana.
The joint operation aimed to ensure compliance with immigration regulations. It targeted areas known to harbor individuals who may be violating these laws.
The arrested foreign nationals are expected to undergo further screening. Investigations will determine their status and the next steps.
The landlord faces charges related to aiding individuals to stay in the country unlawfully.
This action highlights efforts to maintain the country's immigration laws and national security.