Poland\u2019s former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, speaking on behalf of the Rozw\u00f3j Plus coalition, has presented a package of initiatives on immigration management. It provides for the individual registration of immigrants, a deportation alert system for cases posing a security threat, and the establishment of a separate deportation service. The initiatives have been presented as proposals from the coalition, rather than as current government decisions.<\/p>\n
Briefly about the main points<\/strong><\/p>\n Moravetsky<\/strong> He listed \u00abindividual registration of immigrants\u00bb as the first point on the agenda. It is proposed that this should include information on the legality of a person\u2019s stay in Poland, their employment, and the taxes and contributions they have paid.<\/p>\n The system must also contain information on whether a person has had any dealings with the Polish legal system. The initiative applies to immigrants in general.<\/p>\n The developers present this register as a tool for managing immigration.<\/p>\n Morawiecki identified the deportation alert as the second element. According to his description, if an immigrant poses a threat to Poland\u2019s security, the mechanism is designed to involve all the relevant services and initiate the deportation procedure immediately.<\/p>\n The third initiative is a dedicated deportation service. The former prime minister said that its staff would wear uniforms and have special insignia; he described such a service as an additional measure to ensure safety and peace on Polish streets.<\/p>\n Morawiecki linked the programme to an approach of \u00abtotal assimilation\u00bb. In his view, people who wish to live in Poland must abide by the law, respect Polish culture, learn the language and assimilate into Polish society. He rejected the concept of multiculturalism.<\/p>\n\n
What information do they want to include in the register of immigrants?<\/h2>\n
Deportation alert and demand for assimilation<\/h2>\n
The return of Polish nationals and rules for workers from outside the EU<\/h2>\n