Former PM Morawiecki warns of the EU Migration Pact’s risks, accusing Tusk of misleading Poles. Will Poland face forced migrant relocation?
Controversy Over EU Migration Pact
Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has sounded the alarm over the EU Migration Pact, calling it a major threat to Poland. He argues that Donald Tusk and Rafał Trzaskowski are actively supporting the controversial policy, which he claims will have disastrous consequences for the country. Morawiecki points out that Tusk previously assured Poles that Poland would not be forced into migrant relocation, yet EU officials now confirm that Warsaw will not be exempt from the pact. This contradiction raises serious concerns about the Polish government’s transparency and intentions.
Morawiecki’s Questions and Criticism
Morawiecki has posed three critical questions: Did Tusk knowingly mislead Poles about the pact? What steps is the government taking to prevent forced relocation? And why are mainstream media silent on the issue? He warns that the Migration Pact, alongside the Green Deal, poses a severe risk to Poland’s sovereignty and security. While the Polish government denies any binding commitments, the pressure from Brussels to accelerate the pact’s implementation fuels growing political tension. With Poland having already accepted millions of Ukrainian refugees, many argue that additional migrant obligations are unjust. The debate continues, with serious implications for Poland’s future migration policy.