“We will not accept migrants from other European countries.”

“We will not accept migrants from other European countries.”
The opposition warns it will lead to further centralisation of powers in Brussels and leave Poland with less control over its own security.
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In response, Prime Minister Donald Tusk accused Jarosław Kaczyński of using similar rhetoric to Putin.
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Since joining the EU, Poland has experienced unprecedented growth, from the size of its economy to the length of its motorways.
Poland, Hungary and Slovakia voted against the migration pact.
They argue that the EU’s Green Deal will “destroy” the Polish economy, causing particular harm to farmers and industrial workers.
“If we will be strong, we will be safe,” said Tusk.
The veto “gives tools to irresponsible politicians to destroy the union from within”, claims The Left.
But experts have questioned the validity of the forecasts Tusk was referring to.
Among the eight eastern member states that joined in 2004, only Lithuania (60.3%) was found to have had a bigger premium.
The EU has transferred almost almost 27 billion zloty (€6.3 billion) to Poland.
Since joining the EU in 2004, Poland’s economy has grown the third fastest among all 27 countries in the union.
Sentiments among the protesting farmers, meanwhile, are mixed.
Both the current and former Polish governments have expressed opposition to the migration pact.