“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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Brussels has until now withheld funds over rule-of-law concerns, but the new money comes from a separate part of the package.
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Donald Tusk today warned that the plans epitomise the kind of “naive euro-enthusiasm” that caused Brexit.
A minister says the decision is due to the “very effective work” of the current government and not because Donald Tusk is set to come to power.
Poles’ trust in all institutions has declined since last year, with the police seeing the largest fall.
“The new government will have to demonstrate very quickly that it is capable of restoring the rule of law in Poland.”
In Poland, 21% of people of African descent said they had experienced discrimination in the last five years, the lowest among all countries surveyed.
“The EU together with the new government that is being formed wants to deprive Poles of the right to decide what cars they drive.”
The ruling party and its leader have repeatedly emphasised that they have no desire for “Polexit”.
The prime minister pledged to veto the plans, though commentators have pointed out that no such possibility exists.
“We must set conditions for Ukraine,” says Poland’s agriculture minister Robert Telus.
Politicians and media linked to Poland’s ruling party say Tusk’s remarks prove the EU is using the rule of law as a pretext to change the government in Warsaw.