The issue has become a hot topic amid the campaign for next month’s Polish presidential election.

The issue has become a hot topic amid the campaign for next month’s Polish presidential election.
An MP from Poland’s main ruling party accused the opposition of “spreading disinformation” in order to stir up unrest.
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“We will not accept migrants from other European countries.”
Poland wants to temporarily suspend the right to asylum for those who irregularly cross the border from Belarus.
“Europe must understand that Poland bears burdens in this respect and that they are supposed to help us, not impose new burdens.”
He criticised the way in which political leaders have portrayed refugees and migrants as “human weapons” in a “hybrid war”, using this to justify not respecting their rights.
Meanwhile, a group of almost 50 NGOs, including Amnesty International, has called on the prime minister not to go ahead with the plans.
Over 6,000 asylum seekers are receiving social assistance in Poland, up from an average of 3,900 last year.
Only 20,000 new Ukrainian children signed up, compared to estimates of up to 80,000.
Christiaan Paauwe and Alicja Ptak
A change in the law has led to around 40,000 new Ukrainian pupils attending school.
“The zone has brought good, concrete results,” says the interior minister.
Donald Tusk says Warsaw will seek “urgent consultations” with other countries affected by Germany’s decision.
The education ministry estimates that between 20,000 and 80,000 new Ukrainian pupils will now start attending school.
This year has seen a renewed migration and security crisis on Poland’s border with Belarus.