The Polish Border Guard has informed our portal that it “does not oversee the practice nor collect numerical data” regarding the transfer of migrants from Germany to Poland. The report published by Niezalezna.pl has sparked a wide and loud reaction.
Tusk gra w ciuciubabkę z migrantami! Niemcy przysyłają nam tysiące. Na polecenia Tuska Straż Graniczna usłużnie odbiera ich w Niemczech, ale liczb nie zna, bo po co? Dania pilnuje granic przed terrorystami, a @donaldtusk? Śle ukłony Berlinowi, narażając Polaków na chaos.…
— Zbigniew Ziobro | SP (@ZiobroPL) April 23, 2025
Ziobro: Tusk Is Playing Games
“Tusk is playing blind man’s bluff with the migrants! Germany is sending us thousands. On Tusk’s orders, the Border Guard obediently collects them in Germany—but doesn’t know the numbers, because why would it?,” commented former Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobro. “Denmark protects its borders from terrorists, but Donald Tusk? He just bows to Berlin, exposing Poles to chaos. Security? Not his story! And every one of Tusk’s migrants—you, the Polish taxpayer—will have to support. And people wonder why the Germans back Tusk.”
The Border Guard admitted that it picks up migrants in Germany and transports them to Poland. However, it does not control this process or collect any statistics—according to an official response given to niezalezna.pl.
The article by Tomasz Grodecki, published on our site, has echoed widely.
Wójcik: The Public Has a Right to Know
“In light of these media reports, the Minister of the Interior should immediately disclose how many illegal migrants have been collected by the Border Guard in Germany and transported to Polish territory. They have this data,” emphasized former minister Michał Wójcik.
Kaleta: The Germans Are Pleased
“To avoid the media showing images of migrants being dumped on us by Germany, Tusk sends the Border Guard to collect them directly in Germany. And to make sure we don’t know how many there are, the Border Guard keeps no statistics. The Germans are happy,” wrote former Deputy Minister of Justice Sebastian Kaleta.