Police and immigration officers have arrested 28 foreigners in the Amansie West District. The arrests took place at Pakyi No.1 and Pakyi No.2. These individuals are accused of entering Ghana illegally.
Landlords who housed some of these foreigners were also arrested. Authorities stated they were apprehended during a joint operation. This operation focused on illegal immigration.
The suspects were found at their residences. They did not have the required documentation for entry into Ghana. The Ghana Police Service and the Ghana Immigration Service led the operation.
The exact number of landlords arrested was not specified. Investigations are ongoing into their role in facilitating illegal entry.
This action is part of efforts to control Ghana's borders. It aims to ensure all individuals within the country have legal status.
The arrested foreigners will undergo further screening. Their immigration status will be verified. Any found to be in the country unlawfully will face deportation procedures.
Authorities have not yet announced specific charges against the landlords. Their involvement is being looked into by law enforcement.
This operation highlights the enforcement of immigration laws. It sends a clear message about unauthorized entry into Ghana.
The Amansie West District has seen increased focus on immigration compliance. This is due to intelligence gathered by security agencies.
Further details will be provided as the investigation progresses. Security agencies remain committed to national security.