Tusk Declares WAR on Illegal Immigration in Poland and the UK CAN'T IGNORE!

Poland is taking a hardline stance on immigration under Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s bold new plan: "Regain Control, Ensure Security." As border tensions rise and Europe faces a migration crisis, Miriam Cates examines what this means for Poland and its neighbours, including the UK. Could Britain adopt a similar approach?

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Should the UK follow in Poland’s footsteps?

[forlorndream]

Never forget, these are the people who brought down Russian communism. I've visited Poland many times. It's a beautiful, safe and welcoming country.

[James_Blonde]

The Polish people had the benefit of seeing first hand in England of how bad it can get and subsequently warning people back home.

[pistolemi]

I'm American, but my family came from Hungary and Poland. I'm so proud 🇭🇺🇵🇱

[karokoval]

I am Polish and I am not interested in international migration and asylum seeker laws, especially from Islamist countries. We already have too many Ukrainians who overstayed their welcome.

[caterinaconte]

God bless Poland 🇵🇱 its rich culture, and its unique identity. The Polish are setting the example all European countries should follow.

[balddadgamer.]

i went to poland ironically to a christmas market, in december and realised again just what it was like to feel safe, absolutely loved being there and would move there in a heartbeat if i could.

[charliereedie]

are we all sick of the antiwhiteism of the establishment yet?

[reefermark]

POLAND probably the most common sense country out there well done to late for the once great country of the uk...there politicians have totally destroyed there own country...

[GalianMode]

Poland, Hungary, Sweden, soon the US, possibly Germany, but never the UK. Sad times.

[lukaszczarczyk]

As a Pole living in UK. If Poland can do it why UK can't?

[mrlionrocks]

Can the uk please get a proper prime minster like trump or this guy 🎉

[jerry]

I was born and raised in ireland but have lived in uk since 1980 I have been to Poland many times love the place I'm hoping when I retire to go and live there

[giedrebey]

Bravo Poland 👏👏👏🙌🙏 get leaders in power who will put Poland first 😉🙏🙏🙏

[jasondawson]

If only Irish politicians had a spine.

[patrick]

Headline=People of the UK are not ignoring. It is only the Government, that are doing this!

[RichardGonzalez-me]

Keep Polands boarders the way it is ….closed. Poland should never risk safety and security.

[justifyjusty]

We were headhunted by British employer 18 years ago. We moved to London. In this time we saw London becoming more and more littered, wretched and just dangerous. There are constantly some stabbings. Thieves is a growing problem. Four times our bikes were stolen from a train station/ platform. The degradation of values and safety is quite scary. Secondary schools students are searched for knives on daily basis. There are fights at schools. Any regular school in London is just a nightmare. We are worried about our kids. Being a volunteer (for a charity helping vulnerable women) I came across Polish women, who like mother of murdered Sara Sharif were targeted by men, who imprisoned and mistreated them in unprecedented ways. Authorities here did nothing to stop that man from abusing one after another (Polish) women, despite knowing he was targeting Polish women because of their lack of any network of support here. They knew these were vulnerable women but nothing was done to stop that predator! Luckily, for Olga Sharif her mother seeing her daughter's decline travelled from Poland, and saved her. Her mother made her realized that she lived in UK like women do in 3rd world countries and brought her back to Poland. Sadly English justice system didn't give her custody over children but left them with a man who abused not only their mother but his previous Polish girlfriends and then his Pakistani wife too. It is shocking that female children and women have to go through such hell in UK. BTW Tusk is not the one who you should be showing here. He actually wanted to let these men, thousands of them into Poland too! If at that time PIS (Law and Justice) were not governing Poland they would be allowed in! At that time mainstream policy in EU was to let anyone in. Tusk has no balls either, he would never stand up to Merkel or anyone even if they did the most stupid thing. Luckily Poles. like ourselves, who are seeing decline of standards in Western Europe, do not want the same danger for their children and grandchildren in Poland and somehow, contrary to Great Britain we speak up (and also not allow Tusk to introduce censorship, like he is trying now, in Poland)!

[anthonykoller]

In England, you just only have to swim across the North Sea to be invited in to receive a free house and free food and a nice back account.

[DeeGralak-Roe]

Except it's all NOT thanks to Tusk.