Poland will construct fences along its borders to control “illegal immigration,” Interior Minister Tomasz Siemoniak said Monday. The move follows June’s tight presidential election, where nationalist Karol Nawrocki, campaigning on “Poland first, Poles first,” narrowly defeated Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s ally. Critics call the plan divisive.
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Poland reinstates border controls with Germany, Lithuania to curb illegal migration
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