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🚨 BREAKING | KEN OFORI-ATTA SECURES U.S. GREEN CARD Former Ghanaian Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta has officially secured lawful permanent residency (Green Card) in the United States after a U.S. Immigration Court approved his Form I-485 (Adjustment of Status) petition, according to his legal team. The decision marks a major development in the former minister's ongoing legal battle, which has attracted both national and international attention. The approval comes as Ghanaian authorities, particularly the Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP), continue efforts to pursue legal action against Mr. Ofori-Atta over allegations linked to his tenure as Finance Minister. While his lawyers argue that the U.S. court's decision reflects concerns raised during the immigration proceedings, the OSP has maintained that the Green Card approval does not prevent extradition and insists that any request for his return will be determined under U.S. extradition law, not immigration law. The case has sparked intense public debate in Ghana, with legal experts divided over the implications of the ruling. Some believe the decision strengthens Ofori-Atta's legal position in the United States, while others emphasize that lawful permanent residency does not grant immunity from criminal prosecution or exempt an individual from extradition if a U.S. court finds a valid extradition request. As the legal process unfolds, many Ghanaians are asking one question: Will this Green Card change the course of Ghana's efforts to bring the former Finance Minister home to face the allegations against him? 📖 Read our full in-depth analysis here: https://officialphacelordnet.wordpress.com/2026/07/22/ken-ofori-atta-secures-u-s-green-card-amid-ghanas-extradition-push-what-the-landmark-immigration-decision-means/ 🗣️Do you think Ken Ofori-Atta's U.S. permanent residency will complicate Ghana's extradition efforts, or should the legal process continue regardless? Share your thoughts below. #PhacelordPublication #BreakingNews #KenOforiAtta #GhanaNews #Politics #USGreenCard #Extradition #Justice #LegalAffairs #TrendingNews
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