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Broken Brussels: Poland Sweeps Migration Pact Off the Table
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Donald Tusk says the migration pact will no longer threaten Poland.
Two months after his arrival in the Presidency, Karol Nawrocki opened an arm with Brussels. The Polish Head of State officially refused to implement the European Pact on Migration and Asylum, attracting the immediate support of the Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Warsaw categorically rejected the principle of the compulsory relocation of migrants provided for in the text adopted in May 2024. A categorical refusal addressed to Brussels In …
As Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz said in Wrocław on October 11, Poland should be excluded from the migration pact. The article "The Migration Pact Should Not Include Poland [Władysław KOSINIAK-KAMYSZ] comes from the website Wszystko co mojego.
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