Morawiecki focuses on returning Poles. 50% PIT little for 5 years

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Zdjęcie: Morawiecki stawia na powroty Polaków. 50 proc. PIT mniej przez 5 lat


Development Plus on 18 August presented a draft migration policy in Warsaw: a fresh ministry, deportation service, individual immigrant accounts, yearly limits of 35-50 1000 labour visas outside the EU, and 50% relief in PIT for 5 years for returning migrants. safety and regaining of Polish possible are at stake.

Five Pillars alternatively of State Helplessness

Mateusz Morawiecki, Olga Semenuk-Patkowska and Łukasz Schreiber presented a Plus improvement study on the Warsaw Vistula Boulevards under the title "The safest country in the world. Polish migration management policy project". The paper describes 5 pillars: return of Poles, tight borders, a map of labour marketplace needs, close control and unconditional assimilation.

This is simply a proposal that hits the mediate of the dispute over Polish sovereignty. The State is to decide who can work here, under what conditions and under what control. Not the employment agencies. Not Brussels relocation mechanisms. Not a marketplace treated like a god who is allowed to sacrifice national cohesion and street security.

Development Plus announces the appointment of the Minister and the Ministry of Migration and Assimilation in place of the current model of distributed responsibility. In practice, this would mean 1 political centre liable for visas, residence, assimilation and deportation. For a national state, it is not a luxury, but a basic function: to know who is in its territory and whether it respects Polish law.

Return of Poles before importation of workers

The most powerful component of the program is the reversal of the logic known from liberal debates. improvement Plus first focuses on Poles abroad, and then on limited and point-based labour immigration. The programme "Back to Poland" is to include a 50% relief in PIT for the first 5 years after return, housing relief, faster designation of qualifications gained abroad and support by the net platform and diplomatic missions.

This is simply a healthy direction. Poland spent years losing people, energy, families and taxpayers. If the state can spend billions on various ideological and administrative projects, it must be able to invest in the return of its own citizens. A Pole with experience from Britain, Germany, France or the Netherlands is not a position in statistics. It is simply a associate of the community whose return strengthens demography, the labour marketplace and Polish social capital.

DN has already described that emigration of Poles is decreasing, but the scale of trips inactive means a real failure of national potential. Therefore, the taxation relief for returnees should not be read as a gift. It's an effort to get back people you couldn't halt before.

Visa limits and national selection

The study provides for yearly migration limits of 35-50 000 labour visas outside the European Union, set in a five-year position and settled before the Sejm. There is besides a point strategy with the List of Preferred Occupations and the classification of non-Schengen countries by risk. This is crucial due to the fact that migration cannot be a chaotic tributary of inexpensive labour to companies that want to reduce costs at the expense of safety and social cohesion.

The Polish economy needs workers, but the state cannot capitulate before the short-term interest of part of the business. Importing work without real assimilation creates tensions, costs and social ghettos. Western Europe has transformed this model for decades. The results are seen in the crisis of trust, in parallel communities and in politicians who pretend to be amazed after years.

This is where the dispute goes. Left liberalism says, let's open up, adjust society, then it'll be something. National realism answers: first the interest of Poles, then the needs of the market, and yet the administrative decision that can be revoked if individual breaks the conditions of residence.

immigrant account and deportation alert

The 4th pillar of the programme provides for the Individual Immigrant Account. According to Morawiecki's announcements, the strategy would collect information on the legality of residence, work, taxes, contributions and possible legal problems. Additionally, there is the Deportation Alert, which is the automatic launch of the procedure erstwhile the foreigner threatens safety in Poland.

Development Plus besides proposes a specialized immigration law enforcement unit in the Border defender structure, combining SG and KAS competences, modelled on the American ICE. The conference message referred to the deportation service. Sounds tough due to the fact that you're expected to sound tough on border issues. But hardness alone is not enough. Clear procedures are needed, judicial control where the law requires it, and prompt enforcement of decisions erstwhile the conditions of residence have been broken.

Earlier DN material showed that Morawiecki has already announced the deportation service as an alternate to the multiculti model. The fresh study adds an administrative structure to this. That's the difference between a password and a strategy that can be settled.

Assimilation as a condition, not a suggestion

The 5th pillar is unconditional assimilation: learning Polish and European culture and the Polish Certificate program. The study assumes the rigor of deportation by refusing to meet the basic requirements. This isn't about contempt for anyone. It is simply a simple principle: who wants to live in Poland must respect Polish law, language, customs and community of hosts.

It should be a standard of the obvious. A country that is ashamed of its own culture rapidly becomes a hotel without reception. Poland is not a transit space or a base of inexpensive work for another people's interests. It is home to Poles. The guy has dignity, but the host has the right to make rules.

This is where the improvement Plus programme hits the nerve of modern Europe. Brussels and national liberal elites have treated borders as an obstacle for years and assimilation as a word from the past era. However, without a common language and simple loyalty to the state there is no political community. There's an administration managing increasing chaos.

A Test of Assurance for improvement Plus

Morawiecki's proposals appear erstwhile his environment builds its own position after cracks on the right. DN wrote that Development Plus tries to exit the shadow of the erstwhile PiS layout and become a stand-alone player. Migration is simply a test of credibility for this project, due to the fact that in this case right-wing voters anticipate concrete, not another conference with slogans.

The programme has strong points: precedence for return of Poles, limits, control of the legality of stay, rejection of multiculturalism and emphasis on assimilation. It besides has questions to clarify: the costs of relief, the capacity of the fresh ministry, the real rate of deportation, the compliance with EU law and the limits of any dispute with Brussels. Poles have the right to know these answers before the elections, not after them.

But the most crucial direction is right. Poland needs a migration policy written from the position of Polish family, Polish street, Polish payer and Polish culture. If anyone wants to come here, they're expected to enter the Republic. If a Pole wants to return, the state should open the door to him wider than to a abroad labour market. This is the minimum of national realism.

Source: improvement Plus report, PAP, Bankier.pl, RMF24, Polsat News, Interia.

Source: Bankier.pl

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