Policemen from Ostrow Wielkopolski detained a 38-year-old Ukrainian citizen on 20 August, who, according to the KPP, had 2 judicial bans on driving, driving after alcohol and many traffic offences. The man was brought to the Kalisz Border Guard. The stakes are simple: Polish law must be enforced.
Detention after years of infringement
The Police territory office in Ostrów Wielkopolski reported that the officers of the Criminal Division detained a 38-year-old Ukrainian citizen on 20 August. By Communication from the Ostrów Police The man did not comply with 2 active driving bans ordered by the court.
Police besides pointed to earlier driving intoxicated and many traffic offences. This is not a insignificant incidental or a paper dispute. It's a substance of road safety. He who leads despite the ban shows that he disregards the state and the risks it poses to others.
Border defender conducts the procedure
Upon arrest, the man was brought to the Kalisz Border defender Station. There are administrative activities related to the foreigner's work to leave the territory of the Republic of Poland. KPP explicitly wrote that this would consequence in expulsion from the country.
This is precisely the point where the state is required to act hard and without complexes. The guest staying in Poland uses order, infrastructure and security, which are created by Polish taxpayers. In return, he must respect Polish law. If he does not, the consequences should be fast and real.
Security against political correctness
In matters of foreigners it is easy to escape into the language of authoritative generals. In the meantime, the facts are clear: police are talking about the repetition of violations of law and the real danger in traffic. The nationality of the perpetrators is given due to the fact that the police gave it and due to the fact that the case concerns the foreigner's residence procedure.
It's not about collective responsibility. It's a regulation without which the state becomes helpless. Poland has the right to require anyone who lives here, works or temporarily resides, respects regulations and simple loyalty to public order. erstwhile in Ostrów Wielkopolski open center for foreigners, we wrote that migration ceases to be an abstraction from large cities. specified matters show why control and consistency are necessary.
State to be effective
Police recalled that they respond to violations of law regardless of nationality. It's an crucial reservation. Equality to the law does not mean indulgence. It means that no 1 can block the position of a foreigner, political emotion, or the force of environments that all migration debate tries to turn into moral blackmail.
Poland cannot copy the western model, in which insignificant violations were first disregarded, then chaos was normalized, and at the end average citizens paid safety on the streets and roads. In the national interest, there is simply a clear rule: a legal stay and work yes, a violation of the law and an ignoring of court sentences no.
Consequence policy needed
The case from Ostrow Wielkopolski fits well into a wider debate about whether Poland can decide who it allows, who it allows to stay and who it removes after violation of the law. We have late reminded the proposal that the consequence to the multiple defeat should be effective deportation and real migration control.
For Poles, statistic are not at stake in the police communication. It is at stake whether the state can defend the citizen from those who disregard court sentences and road rules. If the law is to mean anything, it must besides act erstwhile its enforcement is politically uncomfortable.
Source: KPP Ostrów Wielkopolski, == sync, corrected by elderman ==.
