More than 4 in 5 Poles do not support the mandatory migrant quotas, and even more are opposed to the idea of fines being imposed for refusing to comply…
According to the latest study commissioned by Poland’s Center for European Policy Research, 81.4 percent of Polish respondents are against the idea of mandatory migrant quotas for member states, compared to just 18.6 percent who back the plan.
Further still, 86.4 percent of respondents opposed the concept of member states being handed financial penalties for refusing to comply, with just 13.6 percent agreeing with the plan.
