Twene Jonas Goes To The Countryside, Tells Ghanaians Not To Go To The US: "It's Not Safe"

Twene Jonas Goes To The Countryside, Tells Ghanaians Not To Go To The US: "It's Not Safe"

  • Twene Jonas, in a video he shared on his Instagram page, warned Ghanaians not to go to the US and noted how strict Trump was in his clamp down against illegal immigration
  • The social commentator made the video in the countryside, which came as a surprise to many people as he was based in New York
  • Twene Jonas shared the horrors of Trump's administration and how thousands of people had been deported from the country

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Social media commentator Twene Jonas has cautioned Ghanaians against traveling to the US, citing strict immigration policies under Donald Trump’s administration.

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Twene Jonas speaks on deportations in the US. Photo source: twenejonas
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In a video shared on his Instagram page, he warned that illegal migration to the US has become increasingly dangerous, with thousands already deported.

Jonas, who is usually seen in New York, recorded the video from a countryside location, surprising many of his followers.

He explained that US immigration officers are aggressively enforcing deportation policies, making it risky for undocumented migrants to remain in the country. He urged Ghanaians seeking to leave their homeland to consider other destinations, such as Italy and other European countries.

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His warning follows Trump’s latest plan to introduce a ‘gold card’ residency program, which will allow wealthy foreigners to buy the right to live and work in the US for $5 million. The program, expected to launch soon, will provide a pathway to citizenship for those who can afford it.

Since returning to office, Donald Trump has strengthened immigration laws, increasing deportations and giving authorities more power to detain undocumented migrants. His administration has reinstated and expanded previous policies, making it harder for people without proper documents to stay in the country.

Twene Jonas, who has previously expressed concerns about the risk of deportation, appeared even more worried in his latest video. His change in location and tone sparked reactions.

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YEN.com.gh gathered some reactions from social media users.

angel_gideon_mann said:

"One minute biaa trees namu! Next time, you will hasten slowly! Do you think life is easy for you to be insulting your elders?? Which experience do you have in life to be insulting the elderly? “If you exalt yourself, God will humble you”

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boozim wrote:

"Cormort for der U dey L.I.E too much Joe Biden started the peace pact. Dis nobody dey fear am seff."

nanaqueci said:

"All that you are saying is true. That tells me, you are abreast with information. I salute you @twenejonas."

peacestan03 commented:

"😂 The bottom line. Wait until every thing calms down. But if you $5 million you can get here with everything. President Trump just released that deal."

Twene Jonas gets scared after spotting police

Twene Jonas, in an earlier video, got freaked out when he spotted the police while speeding on the road and using his phone.

YEN.com.gh reported that the social commentator started slowing down and managed to evade the police and expressed relief after doing so.

Jonas was testing out the speed of his BMW SUV and attempted to push it to its limits.

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Geraldo Amartey (Entertainment Editor) Geraldo Amartey is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. He pursued a degree in linguistics at the University of Ghana and graduated in 2020. He has over three years of experience in journalism. Geraldo's professional career in journalism started at the Ministry Of Information, where he worked as a writer. He has completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced Digital Reporting and Fighting Misinformation. You can reach out to him at geraldo.amartey@yen.com.gh.

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