4,300 arrivals since August: Thousands of refugees come from Poland – domestic politics

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The wave of refugees that is rolling to us from Belarus via Poland is becoming more and more powerful!

According to the Federal Police, more than 4,300 people have illegally entered Germany on the new migrant route via Belarus and Poland since August. They came primarily from Iraq as well as from Syria, Yemen and Iran, said the federal police.

Brandenburg, Saxony and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania are particularly affected by the arrivals.

The numbers of the Federal Police show a rapid increase over the year 2021.

▶ ︎ According to this, from January to July 2021 only 26 migrant arrivals with reference to the Belarus route are registered.

▶ ︎ By contrast, there were 474 people in August and 1914 in September.

▶ ︎ This month this number has already been exceeded! As of October 11, 1934 federal police found people who had entered Germany illegally via Belarus and Poland.

The migrants arriving in Germany are not real refugees, but mostly young people from the Arab region who, under false pretenses, were lured to Minsk by Belarus dictator Lukashenko in order to be used from there as human weapons against the West will.

The Belarusian one-man regime announced in May in response to tightened sanctions by the European Union that it would no longer prevent migrants from continuing to travel to Poland and the Baltic States. Shortly thereafter, Lukashenko organized migrant flights – initially from Iraq, and finally from Syria, in order to specifically guide people to his country and then smuggle them to Lithuania and Poland as a means of hybrid warfare.

Photo: KACPER PEMPEL/REUTERS

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Hundreds, maybe thousands, of migrants are being held between the borders of Poland and BelarusPhoto: KACPER PEMPEL/REUTERS

Poland itself claims to have prevented thousands from entering the country. Many of them have been holding out for weeks in freezing temperatures at night in the border area, and are neither allowed to go back nor forward.

At the same time, however, the government in Warsaw does not seem to shy away from letting those migrants who have made it into Polish territory travel the 600 kilometers in the direction of Germany unmolested – sometimes with smugglers for 1,500 euros for a taxi.

According to EU law, the country should actually open a procedure for every arriving asylum seeker and accommodate the people in Polish accommodation.

The Federal Ministry of the Interior said on request that they are observing the development very carefully. The federal police are taking the necessary measures, especially in the context of the veil manhunt. “Further measures to prevent illegal migration to Germany are currently being coordinated with our partners at home and abroad,” said ministry spokesman Steve Alter. The talks were still ongoing, so the federal government could not announce any details.

The asylum centers are filling up, especially in Brandenburg. Currently, 2600 people are accommodated at various locations, said Olaf Jansen, head of the central immigration office in Eisenhüttenstadt. The usual capacity of 3500 places was temporarily increased to 4600 by means of heated tents. Probably one will go up to 5000 places. But the facilities are not overcrowded. “It’s not a dramatic situation, but it’s a tough situation,” said Jansen.

Poland wants to build wall to Belarus

The Polish Interior Minister Mariusz Kaminski announced that the border with Belarus would be permanently fortified with a “solid, high barrier equipped with a surveillance system and motion detectors”. The EUR 366 million project has yet to be approved by the Polish Parliament.

Poland started building a temporary fence along the border with Belarus at the end of August. This is a barbed wire barricade about 2.50 meters high, which is being erected by soldiers of the Polish army.

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