“Photo: Karolina Grabowska from Pixabay in Poland began the first mass deportations of foreigners for committing offenses, mainly for systematic violation of traffic rules. About it writes The Warsaw. – Deportations began. We effectively destroy the Georgian gangs,-the Prime Minister of Poland Donald Tusk wrote on platform X. The spokesman of the chief commandant of the Border Service, Lieutenant Colonel Andrzej Yuzhvyak, reported that […]”, – WRITE: Businessua.com.ua
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In Poland, the first mass deportations of foreigners began for committing offenses, mainly for systematic violation of traffic rules. About it writes The Warsaw.
– Deportations began. We effectively destroy the Georgian gangs,-the Prime Minister of Poland Donald Tusk wrote on platform X.
The spokesman of the chief commandant of the Border Service, Lieutenant Colonel Andrzej Yuzhvyak, said that on March 5, 17 citizens of Georgia had left the military aircraft.
– This is the first From the planned operations of this kind. Other similar events will take place in the coming weeks. Foreigners from different countries will be deported, – said Yuzhiak.
According to him, they were all men aged 24 to 58, transported from centers for foreigners across the country. Among the deported persons were persons with criminal past who committed theft, exceeded their stay, crossed the border illegally or failed to make a return.
Interior Minister Tomasz Semonyak reported that according to 2024, foreigners were suspected of 5% of crimes in Poland. Since the beginning of 2025, 2616 foreigners have been charged. On February 13-14, 1474 people were detained during the police and border guards, including Poles and foreigners. Deportation procedure was launched against 398 foreigners.
Last year, about 8,000 people were evicted from Poland.
Deportacje ruszyły. Skutecznie Rozbijamy Gruzińskie Gangi. Nie słowa, a czyny. pic.twitter.com/zlwcvenyjo
– Donald Tusk (@donaldtusk) March 5, 2025
- On February 27, it became known that in Warsaw the Ukrainian was detained for the murder and robbery of elderly women. A 43-year-old Pole was detained with him.
- On February 20, Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs Matsei Dushchyk stated that Poland decides what to do with migrants from Ukraine if the war is over.
- On January 24, it became known that Poland deported a 24-year-old Ukrainian who repeatedly violated traffic rules.
Source: kp.ua
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