Poland will fight the crime of migrants in the country, Tusk said

MPolish authorities will develop a program to combat crimes that are increasingly being committed by foreigners in the republic, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said at a joint press conference with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
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“I have made a decision and appealed to the Ministers of Internal Affairs and Justice to present a quick plan for an immediate response to organized crime by foreigners. Anyone who stays in Poland and seriously violates the law will be deported from Poland,” he said.

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According to Tusk, “there have been too many cases recently that show that if you turn a blind eye to such things, the consequences will be sad.”

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“In the coming days, there will be decisive actions that will limit crime, if we talk about migrants and foreigners staying in Poland,” Tusk said.

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The Head of the European Commission, together with the Board of Commissioners, took part in an off-site meeting of the European Commission, which took place in the capital of the Pomeranian Voivodeship of Poland, Gdansk, on the occasion of the Polish presidency of the European Union.