A joint taskforce has arrested 28 foreigners and several Ghanaian landlords in the Amansie West District. The arrests were made by the Ghana Police Service and the Ghana Immigration Service. These individuals allegedly entered Ghana without the necessary legal permits.
The operation took place in the Ashanti Region. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding their alleged unlawful entry into the country. The landlords are suspected of aiding in the illegal entry of the foreign nationals.
The Ghana Police Service and Ghana Immigration Service have not yet released specific details regarding the nationalities of the arrested foreigners. Investigations are ongoing to determine the full scope of the operation.
This action is part of efforts to ensure border security and enforce immigration laws. The authorities are committed to prosecuting those found to have violated the country's entry regulations.
Legal actions will follow according to Ghana's laws on immigration and entry. Punishments could include fines or deportation for the foreign nationals. Landlords found guilty may also face legal consequences.
The operation highlights the commitment of security agencies to maintaining national security and preventing irregular migration. It also underscores the importance of adhering to established legal procedures for entering Ghana.
The Amansie West District is located in the Ashanti Region. This area has been targeted in this operation to curb illegal entry and activities.
Further updates will be provided as investigations progress. The public is urged to report any suspicious activities to the nearest police station.