Once again, we see Germany calling the shots, and Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk falling in line. During a televised debate, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz openly admitted that deporting migrants from Germany is completely “legal” and that he had personally informed all neighbouring countries—including Poland—that they would just have to accept it.
Former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki isn’t buying it. Speaking on TV Republika, he didn’t hold back: “Scholz says he’s made arrangements with our neighbours. That means Tusk agreed to it. But he won’t say it out loud. Why? What’s he hiding from the Polish people?”
Is Poland Being Used as a Dumping Ground?
This raises a serious question: Is Germany quietly pushing illegal immigrants over the border into Poland? And if so, why is Tusk sitting on his hands instead of acting?
Morawiecki has a clear demand: “Mr Tusk, send our Border Guard, police, and all necessary forces to secure our western border now. We need to make sure Germany isn’t using Poland as a dumping ground for migrants, as Scholz and likely future Chancellor Friedrich Merz seem to have planned. It looks like they’ve struck a deal—but Tusk is keeping it from us.”
This isn’t the first time Scholz has treated Tusk like a subordinate, and it’s clear that Poland is being forced into a position of submission. If Germany is making these decisions without consulting Polish citizens, what does that say about Tusk’s leadership?