Immigration officers and the police conducted a joint operation in Amansie West. They were assisted by the Amansie West District Assembly. This operation took place in Pakyi.
During the raid, authorities arrested 28 foreign nationals. A landlord who allegedly housed them was also detained. The arrests were made on suspicion of violating Ghana's immigration laws.
The operation was a result of combined efforts between immigration officials and the police service. The district assembly provided crucial local support.
Officials stated that the operation targeted alleged breaches of immigration regulations. Further details about the specific violations are pending investigation.
The detained individuals are currently in police custody. Legal proceedings will follow based on the findings of the investigation.
This action is part of ongoing efforts to enforce immigration laws across the country. Authorities aim to ensure compliance with regulations.
The landlord is accused of sheltering individuals who may not have met legal entry or residency requirements.
The arrests highlight the commitment of law enforcement to managing immigration and national security.
