MP Michał Moskal of the Law and Justice organization revealed fragments of government correspondence suggesting preparations for the admission of large groups of illegal immigrants in Poland.
The paper dated at the end of January 2025, signed by the president of the Office for Foreigners, precisely defines the action plan in case “unproportional to the average conditions of the reception and asylum system”.
Michał Moskal powerfully criticized Prime Minister Donald Tusk and the Civic Coalition, accusing them of lying about implementing the European Union migration pact.
“I uncover government correspondence – they are preparing for immense waves of illegal immigrants!” warned the PiS MP on Twitter.
According to the document, the Ministry of Defence is to be active in the transport of illegal immigrants from border points to reception centres in Poland. The task of building the Centres for the Integration of Foreigners in Poland is to be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the migration pact, which besides provides for financial penalties for countries refusing to accept immigrants.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk and presidential candidate Rafał Trzaskowski from the Civic Coalition publically declared not to agree to implement provisions of the migration pact in Poland. The conflict around this subject has intensified in the context of upcoming elections, where migration policy becomes 1 of the key themes of public debate.
Does this information truly indicate a change in Poland's course on migration? Are government plans responding to a real crisis or political manipulation? Answers to these questions can be crucial not only for politicians but besides for citizens curious in the safety and stableness of the country in the face of possible migration challenges.
