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If Deported, What Happens To Your Money? I Was Misunderstood— Ataa Maame Clarifies

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Attaa Maame Addresses Social Media Backlash and Immigration Challenges on SVTV Africa

Attaa Maame, a regular guest on SVTV Africa’s Daily Hustle Worldwide show with DJ Nyaami, recently addressed various issues, including immigration challenges, deportation concerns, and the misconceptions surrounding her comments on social media.

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Speaking about the situation in Bronx, New York, she noted that the city is gradually returning to normal.

“Initially, people were scared, but now, life is picking up. People are going to work, attending parties, and adapting to the situation,” she said.

She also shared an experience at a subway station where people were caught stealing metro cards while the police were present.

“At first, they were scared, but after realizing that deportations weren’t happening as frequently, they became more relaxed,” she added.

Discussing deportation concerns, Attaa Maame mentioned that she and her team, including Switch TV boss Musa, sought legal advice for immigrants facing deportation.

“We brought an immigration lawyer to the studio for a live 45-minute discussion, answering key questions from our audience,” she explained.

One question that arose during a mosque visit was about finances:

“A man asked if he has saved money in the U.S. and gets deported, what happens to his funds?”

The lawyer advised that individuals without official documentation can still open a bank account using their passport and authorize a trusted person to withdraw their money. Additionally, some people ship barrels of goods and hide cash inside them as a backup plan.

However, her comments were widely misunderstood.

“People misinterpreted my words, claiming I said everyone facing deportation should send their belongings to Ghana because they will inevitably be deported,” she said, adding that social media users trolled her over a one-minute clip taken out of context.

“For me, whatever money I make in America, I send it to Ghana to invest in projects,” she clarified.

The controversy affected her deeply, as some people who once supported her distanced themselves.

“People told me to ignore the trolls, but the negativity on social media has had a big impact on me and my family,” she admitted.

She urged people to watch her full interviews before jumping to conclusions.

“If you disagree with me, feel free to leave a comment, but don’t spread false narratives,” she advised.

Attaa Maame also shared stories of marital struggles among immigrants. She mentioned a pregnant Muslim woman whose husband traveled to Ghana to marry another woman. Now, he expects his first wife to continue fulfilling her marital duties, but she refuses.

“She says she will only take care of her children and cook for the family, but not for him,”Attaa Maame explained.

Another case involved a woman who financially supported her husband in building a house in Ghana. However, after he married another woman, the first wife decided to secure legal ownership of the property for herself and her children.

Additionally, she shared the story of a Ghanaian man who returned home only to discover his wife had moved on.

“He came to New York, bought drinks to perform marriage rites, and found his wife shopping for groceries with another man,” she recounted.

Attaa Maame emphasized that such issues are common among immigrant families and urged couples to navigate their relationships with patience and understanding.

She also highlighted Switch TV’s new opportunities for advertising and promotions, encouraging businesses to take advantage of the platform.

Despite the challenges, Attaa Maame remains committed to discussing immigration issues, relationships, and financial planning for Ghanaians abroad.

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