Today, the Border Guard, in cooperation with the European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex), deported 10 Georgian nationals who had broken the law in Poland.
What were they deported for?
As reported by the Border Guard, the deported Georgian nationals in Poland committed, among other offenses, causing serious bodily harm, crimes against property, theft, and also drove vehicles while intoxicated. The foreigners were issued administrative decisions obliging them to return, subject to compulsory enforcement. According to the Border Guard, eight individuals received return decisions on the grounds of state security and the protection of public order.
This is one of the most effective instruments for counteracting illegal migration…
As stated by the Border Guard, organizing return operations is a complex, multi-stage process requiring close cooperation between numerous services and institutions. At the same time, it constitutes one of the most effective instruments for counteracting illegal migration and safeguarding state security and public order. The operation involved the European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex), which acted as the coordinator, provided operational and financial support at every stage, and maintained contact with all participants, including the Georgian authorities.