Poland deported citizens of Tajikistan

According to Polish media, the Border Guard of Poland has deported 14 foreigners. Among them are 4 citizens of Georgia, 7 citizens of Uzbekistan, and 3 citizens of Tajikistan.

The reasons for the decisions on forced returns included, among other things: organizing and facilitating illegal border crossings into Poland, and having a criminal past.

It is also reported that a 32-year-old Georgian was deported due to suspicion of terrorist activity. Another Georgian had four convictions for theft. Additionally, among the citizens of Uzbekistan was a man who had nine convictions for driving under the influence, the report notes.

The reasons for the deportation of the 3 citizens of Tajikistan have not been disclosed.

After Prime Minister Donald Tusk appealed to the heads of the ministries of internal affairs and justice to develop a rapid response plan to combat organized crime among foreigners, the Border Guard of Poland has been continuously returning foreigners both voluntarily and forcibly.

A representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that since the beginning of the year, the Border Guard of Poland has made decisions on the voluntary and forced return of nearly 3000 foreigners.