The talks on the migration pact, which is to bring about compulsory solidarity, have lasted for months. Poland did not want forced relocation of migrants, but despite the support of Slovakia and Hungary, the task was adopted by the Community. Tusk had already promised that our country would not accept migrants and it looks like he would keep his word. And no penalties.
Donald Tusk confirms. Poland exempted from the provisions of the migration pact
On Saturday, October 11 there was unofficial information that Poland may not be covered by "obligatory solidarity" and will not gotta accept migrants. This was the first information given by RMF24. Her writer besides stated that our country would not gotta pay a punishment of EUR 20 000 for any unadopted migrant.
These reports were unofficial. However, Donald Tusk's afternoon entry is an authoritative confirmation that negotiations at EU level have been successful. "I said there would be no relocation of migrants in Poland and there would be no relocation of migrants! Done," said the Prime Minister.
However, he did not finish the entry. He stressed that the Polish border has become 1 of the best in Europe. This is confirmed by data from the Border Guard, which only in October saw nearly 1000 attempts to enter Poland.
"We will seal the barrier on the border with Belarus – and present it is the best protected border in Europe. That we will tighten visa and asylum regulations – and Poland has become a model for others. We do, we don't talk," added Donald Tusk in X.
Citizens' Platform reminds of visas handed out by the Law and Justice
A minute earlier Prime Minister Donald Tusk recalled that it was during the regulation of law and justice that many migrants went to Poland. "Take a evidence number of migrants to Poland and then call for protest against migration, only Jarosław Kaczyński can" wrote the Prime Minister.
More detailed data on migrants was published on his profile by MP and Secretary of State in the Ministry of athletics and Tourism Piotr Boris. "The government of the Law and Justice has issued 2 million 872,000 national labour visas (47 percent of all EU visas) and has allowed 3 million 610 1000 people into Poland in 4 years!" he reminded the policies of the Civic Platform.
