That's the PiS hypocrisy

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Marek Tucholski

The entry of the well-known PiS MP of August 2022 further shows the hypocrisy of this organization on immigration.

PiS MP Jan Mosiński was pleased that Poland under their regulation became a “leader in the EU” in terms of the size of immigration. And here's what we read in the article itself: “The relocation did not actually happen, but already in the first year of the regulation of law and justice Poland became the EU's leader in granting alleged first residence permits for persons outside the European Union, ahead of the United Kingdom, which in the shadow of brexit began to descend from the stage. 5 years later Poland remains number 1 country in granting the right of residence.

That's hypocrisy.
The entry below the well-known PiS MP of August 2022 further shows the hypocrisy of this organization on immigration. PiS associate @MosinskiJan He was pleased that Poland under their regulation had become a "leader in the EU" in terms of the size of immigration.
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— Marek Tucholski (@tucholski_marek) April 5, 2025

Plus, we definitely distanced the remainder of the stakes. In 2016, we issued little than 586,000 specified decisions. By 2021 there were already 967 1000 345. Almost a million. This increase of 40% is besides seen in the percent share of Poland in the migration cake of the community. In 2016, we were liable for 19.3% of over 3 million permits issued throughout the European Union. Last year, this was over 32 percent of little than 3 million in the EU. In another words, 1 in 3 decisions granting migrants the right to reside in the community was issued in Poland.”

Quoted passage of the article comes from Business Insider portalArticle Poland is an undisputed leader in the EU. No 1 attracts so many migrants

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