The Polish government is advocating for a shift in European Union policy regarding international protection. Deputy Interior Minister Maciej Duszczyk stated that Warsaw seeks to exclude individuals from asylum eligibility if they enter EU territory through organized, violent means or by damaging border infrastructure. This proposal mirrors the current approach Poland has implemented along its frontier with Belarus. By pushing for this interpretation of existing regulations, Polish authorities aim to establish a unified EU stance that denies legal protection to those who bypass standard entry procedures using aggressive tactics. The initiative reflects Poland's ongoing efforts to manage migration pressures by tightening access to asylum for groups that challenge border security measures.
Source : Notes from Poland
Photo : Notes from Poland
