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Polish Parliament Demands Exit from EU Migration Pact

A group of MPs submitted a draft resolution obliging the Polish government to unilaterally withdraw from the EU Migration Pact. The project argues the pact will increase illegal migration and financially burden Poland, claiming complete withdrawal is the only solution.
Key points
Mandatory quotas or fees: Poland would have to accept at least 30,000 migrants annually or pay €20,000 per rejected applicant.
No exemption despite Ukraine aid: According to the EU Commissioner, Poland will not be exempted from the pact despite hosting over one million Ukrainian refugees.
Direct security threat: Resolution authors claim the pact will worsen citizen safety and encourage illegal migration.
Government conflict: The draft criticizes Prime Minister Tusk for allegedly accepting the pact and demands immediate action.
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VOTING RESULTS
2025-07-09
For 222
Against 14
Abstain 3
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Additional Information
Poselski projekt uchwały w sprawie zobowiązania Rządu RP do jednostronnego wypowiedzenia Paktu Migracyjnego.
Print number: PROJEKT UCHWAŁY 1044
Process start date: 2025-02-20
Voting date: 2025-07-09
Voting no: 40