"Poland ceases to be safe". Wave of PiS comments after Interii text

As Interia learned, as part of German border controls, 2024 were sent to Poland from January to the end of May 4617 people. Then from June 2024 to late February 2025 specified people were 5726.

Total 10343 migrants were returned to Poland within 14 months, for which Germany considered that they had no right to enter their territory.

"More than 10,000 migrants sent Germany to Poland. The Tusk government did nothing to block it. And this is not the end: if Trzaskowski wins, there will be much, much more under the migration pact," he wrote on the X portal Paweł Jabłoński.

The MP, like another Law and Justice politicians, reacted to the Interia article in which we published the latest data provided to us by Federal Police of Germany.

Thousands of migrants returned to Poland. PiS politicians thunder

"In 14 months Germany has returned more than 10 000 migrants to Poland. What, are you bald?” he wrote on the X Euro MP of the Law and Justice Michał Dworczyk.

The Interia findings were besides addressed by the erstwhile Prime Minister, the Euro MP of Law and Justice Beata Szydło.

"10 000 migrants pushed into Poland from Germany since January 2024! This is authoritative data from the German police. Tusk allows to flood Poland with migrants who want to get free of Germany“ She said.

According to Marlene Maląg "Tusk promised to strengthen Poland in the EU". “What is the truth? In 14 months the Germans returned to us over 10,000 migrants: Ukrainians, Afghans, Colombians, Eritreans. CIC (centres of integration of foreigners – ed.) served as PiS refugees from Ukraine. Behind Tusk are for those whom Berlin sends us“” she said.

"Poland ceases to be safe". Comments by PiS politicians after Interii text

Janusz Kowalski stated, however, that information on migrants returned to Poland was "shocking data". "The Tusk government has already adopted over 10,000 illegal immigrants from Germany. Poland ceases to be safe. That's why the Border defence Movement is being formed. present we meet in Otwock," said the MP.

By Zbigniew Kuźmiuka from PiS ‘Ministry of abroad Affairs, it's inactive a hot denialthat so massively illegal immigrants are returned to Poland".

"Security of Poland requires immediate introduction of border control with Germany! A government that doesn't do that, acts against Poland!” – the Euro MP of the Law and Justice wrote Maciej Wąsik.

According to Interia, the largest group of migrants sent to our country is Ukrainians, inactive are Afghans, Georgians, Colombians, and Eritreans.

The PiS politicians are thundering on migrants. The head of the Ministry of abroad Affairs spoke

The Minister of Interior and Administration besides spoke on migration. Tomasz Siemoniak responded to erstwhile comments Jack Sasinwho opposed government policy on this issue.

The head of the Ministry of abroad Affairs said that the PiS politician "was sitting in a government that suffered a complete defeat in terms of migration policy". He recalled the so-called. visa scandal and the anticipation of entering Poland – as he said – Tens of thousands of people out of control. He added that this strategy is sealed.

– I can see it. The desire to divert attention from your own embarrassment confirmed by numbers. These are not any inventions, it is adequate to see how easy it was to buy, on field beds, Polish visas in the planet – emphasised Siemoniak.

Questioned Alien integration centres noted that this task was besides undertaken by the Law and Justice Office. – The PiS government opened specified centres, thought to be piloting. Now I'm trying to scare myself with these centers. – he said.

He stressed that Poland must find tools to deal with Okay. 3 million abroad nationalswho reside in Poland. "Most of them are Ukrainian citizens. However, various institutions must learn from this. 1 form or another is definitely needed here – he noted.

– We say “no” to fetch foreigners, as the Law and Justice Government did, only to deal with those who are already in Poland, have the right to stay, work and have the right to be decently served by our authorities and institutions," he said.