New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said Saturday that President Donald Trump agreed by phone to grant an immediate visa to the mother of Javits Frimpong, a 15-year-old fatally shot in the Bronx, so she can travel from Ghana to see her son^1,2,3.

Mamdani wrote that the murder of a child is a pain no parent should have to endure from thousands of miles away^1,2.

Frimpong was shot Thursday morning on his way to school and later died, police said^1,3.

He had moved from Ghana about a year ago to live with his father, DW reported, citing Rep. Ritchie Torres^1,2.

Police have described three teenage suspects, believed to be 16 to 18, who fled in dark clothing and blue surgical masks; no arrests had been announced as of Saturday^2,3.

The teen's father, Thomas Frimpong, said his son had been bullied at school^1,3.

A family friend at a Saturday rally asked those responsible to turn themselves in, PIX11 reported².

Ghana's foreign minister, Sam Okudzeto Ablakwa, thanked Mamdani and Trump and said Ghanaian officials were helping the mother with visa paperwork¹.

DW reported that the White House had not commented on the call¹.

Whether a visa has been issued, as opposed to promised, was not independently confirmed in the coverage reviewed^1,2,3.