Europe is wriggling due to left-wing politics, including bringing the chaotic peoples of the "third world" to the continent. another countries are sick of it. 1 of them is Portugal, which has changed its attitude towards employers who employment foreigners. Since November, signatures are required, officially certified, in which employers declare their willingness to take material work for immigrants working there. It is, of course, about covering the costs of their crime and possible deportation.
Portugal has had adequate of the invaders. Although first on the Polish portal X (formerly Twitter) reported about this Adam Star @delestoile), writing: "In Portugal, companies bringing immigrants to work will gotta sign a contract with a notary taking financial work for everything a abroad individual does during the period during which he is in Portugal. This includes the cost of deportation.’
This information is partially inaccurate. AIMA, or Portuguese Agency for Integration, Migration and Asylum (reg. Agencia para a Integração, Migra) on 28 October this year announced a revision of the rules concerning declarations of acceptance of work for the conduct of foreigners, although the scope of material work does not concern all possible costs caused by improper behaviour of immigrants. Unfortunately, there has been a confusing simplification here.
AIMA itself is simply a national body and is based on the Lojas AIMA network, or facilities where a number of services to foreigners are provided in 1 window. The network presently includes 35 specified points, as AIMA informs on its authoritative website, where immigrants can number on assistance in connection, among others, with the handling of papers of foreigners, visa processes or efforts to legalize their stay.
This most likely sounds acquainted to most of our readers, due to the fact that at least respective times we have reported about the government's plans to make a CIC network, which is based on solutions drawn from Portugal.
We've described the substance more specifically here: https://www.magnapolonia.org/michal-murgrabia-do-zas-no-polacy/
As you can see, the Portuguese are going to make at least a partial correction of the current course, which can clearly be enjoyed as it will slow down the process of bringing immigrants to Portugal.
We look forward to akin regulations in Poland. If employers gotta cover the costs of crime and deportation of immigrants, they may abruptly want to lose specified a "cheap" workforce. "Tasty", due to the fact that so far the financial and social costs of their settlements are covered by state authorities and society, and profits are drawn from it only by employers, usually from abroad companies.
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