Deportations. Head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration: Another ten citizens of Georgia expelled from Poland

The Minister of the Interior and Administration Tomasz Siemoniak announced on Tuesday about the expulsion from Poland of ten Georgian citizens as a result of the Border Guard operation in cooperation with the Frontex agency. “This is the result of police activities, which for many weeks conducts effective operations aimed at foreign gangs,” wrote the head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration.

“Another 10 citizens of Georgia expelled from Poland as a result of Border Guard operations in cooperation with the Frontex agency and Italy and Germany. On Tuesday, March 11, a special plane flew from Łódź with expelled from 3 countries” – said on the portal X Siemoniak.

As the boss wrote Of the Ministry of Interior and Administration“Georgians were deported from Poland due to the defense or security of the state and due to the protection of public security and order.”

“This is the result of police activities, which for many weeks conducts effective operations aimed at foreign gangs,” he added.

As she clarified Borderdeportation is the result of the return operation that was carried out – as SG said – in the formula of the so -called Collecting Return Operation in cooperation with the European Border Guard and Coastal Agency “Frontex”.

“The German and Italian side also took part in it. A charter aircraft, which in the flight from Germany to Georgia had a stop in Łódź, 10 citizens of Georgia were transferred from Poland. Four men received forced return decisions because it required this consideration of defense or state security, they remained due to the protection of public security and order,” SG said.

Announced deportations

On Wednesday, March 5, spokesman for the Commander -in -Chief of the Border Guard, Lt. Col. Georgia. He added that they were only men aged 24 to 58 transported from guarded centers for foreigners throughout Poland, including from Kętrzyn, Biała Podlaska, Przemyśl and Lesznowola.

Since the beginning of the year, over 1.5 thousand have left forcibly and voluntarily. foreigners. Last year, nearly 8,000 were expelled from the country. people.