Morawiecki proposes migration caps, deportations and assimilation under threat of expulsion

Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has unveiled a five-point plan to overhaul Poland's migration policy. Key proposals include caps on migrant inflows, mandatory learning of Polish culture on pain of deportation, suspension of the Schengen Zone, deportations, and incentives for Poles returning from abroad under a repatriation scheme. The plan has been presented as an alternative to the current government's approach and has drawn controversy from rights advocates.

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