In Poland, the opposition party Law and Justice has come up with the idea of deporting Ukrainian men of military age who are not working in the country legally. To this end, the party proposes to create separate deportation centers. It reports Glory.
According to the publication, the initiative was announced by Tobias Bochenski, a member of the Law and Justice party. It concerns only men of military age who are not working in Poland legally.
According to the publication, the project involves the creation of deportation centers, which should simplify and speed up the entire process.
The politician emphasized that for the security and freedom of Central and Eastern Europe, Ukraine must win.
In this regard, PiS presents deportation as a way to return Ukrainian men to their homeland.
"One of the first, most important decisions of the government will be the decision to deport Ukrainian men of draft age who are not working legally in Poland. They will have the opportunity to fight for their homeland so that the horror of this war ends sooner. And the Polish state will help in this decisively, categorically and uncompromisingly," — Bohensky declared.
