Ghana’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has urged Ghanaians living abroad to connect with their local embassies for assistance.
This call comes in response to US President Donald Trump’s policy to deport undocumented foreign nationals. Ablakwa revealed that 156 Ghanaians are facing imminent deportation from the United States.
Reasons for Registration
Ablakwa emphasized the importance of registration, stating that embassies can only provide assistance if they are aware of the individuals’ presence. He also highlighted the need for new approaches to consular assistance to protect the welfare of Ghanaians abroad.
Context
The US has identified approximately 18,000 Indian nationals who are believed to have entered the country illegally. This development has sparked concerns among Ghanaian nationals living in the US, prompting Ablakwa’s call to action.
Key Takeaways
– 156 Ghanaians face imminent deportation from the US.
– Ghanaians living abroad are urged to register with their local embassies.
– New approaches to consular assistance are being explored to protect the welfare of Ghanaians abroad.
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