Majority of Poles Support Deporting Unemployed Ukrainians
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A poll conducted by Rzeczpospolita shows that 67.2% of Poles support the deportation of unemployed Ukrainian men of conscription age who do not have legal work in Poland. The proposal, made by the opposition party 'Law and Justice', aims to send them to fight in Ukraine. Support for the initiative is highest among older Poles and those who identify as religious. The Polish government has rejected the proposal, stating that it would be negligible and that Ukrainians are crucial to the Polish economy.
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