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OSP insists US immigration court cannot determine Ofori-Atta’s criminal prosecution

It identified these as United States immigration proceedings, which concern Mr Ofori-Atta's immigration status; extradition proceedings in the United States, which would determine whether he should be surrendered to Ghana under the applicable treaty; and the criminal prosecution currently before the High Court in Accra."The OSP reiterates that Mr Ofori-Atta remains the subject of criminal proceedings in Ghana, which are before the High Court, Accra.
The clarification comes after media reports circulated a purported transcript of proceedings before a US Immigration Court in Virginia, which suggested that an immigration judge found insufficient credible evidence linking Mr Ofori-Atta to criminal wrongdoing in Ghana.
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