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US court cites Interpol decision in ruling on Ofori-Atta’s immigration case
A United States immigration judge has relied on Interpol’s decision to cancel a red notice against former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta as part of the reasons for rejecting claims that he was involved in criminal wrongdoing.
Judge David Gardey, delivering his ruling at the Annandale Immigration Court on June 15, 2026, said Interpol’s Commission for the Control of Files (CCF) decision to delete the red notice provided independent support for concerns surrounding the case against Mr Ofori-Atta.
Judge Gardey said the Interpol decision reinforced his conclusion that the allegations against Mr Ofori-Atta were not supported by sufficient evidence.
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