156 Ghanaians Facing Deportation from the U.S., 50 Set to Return by Mid-Year - Foreign Affairs Minister reveals

156 Ghanaians Facing Deportation from the U.S., 50 Set to Return by Mid-Year - Foreign Affairs Minister reveals
The Minister for Foreign Affairs

The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has revealed that 156 Ghanaians in the United States are currently facing deportation, with 50 of them receiving final removal orders. These individuals are expected to be sent back to Ghana by mid-year as part of the U.S. immigration enforcement process. This situation has raised concerns about the well-being and reintegration of these deportees upon their return.

Deportation being carried out

In response to this development, Ghana’s Parliament has summoned Minister Ablakwa to appear before them on February 28, 2025. Lawmakers seek clarification on the government’s position regarding the deportations and the measures being put in place to support the affected individuals. The discussion is expected to cover Ghana’s diplomatic engagements with the U.S. authorities and the steps being taken to ensure the rights of the deportees are upheld throughout the process.

Mass deportation

To address the challenges that deported Ghanaians face upon their return, the government is considering establishing a consular fund. This initiative aims to provide financial and logistical support to ease their reintegration into society. Additionally, authorities have assured the public that they are closely monitoring the situation to prevent any human rights violations during the deportation process. The government remains committed to ensuring that the dignity and welfare of all affected individuals are safeguarded.

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