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Poland's former prime minister says the EU's new migration pact is not legally enforceable and would be a disaster for the bloc. Speaking to DW, Mateusz Morawiecki also suggests his country should take the matter to court to prove Warsaw cannot be forced to accept relocated asylum-seekers.
Poland's former prime minister says the EU's new migration pact is not legally enforceable and would be a disaster for the bloc. Speaking to DW, Mateusz Morawiecki also suggests his country should take the matter to court to prove Warsaw cannot be forced to accept relocated asylum-seekers.
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