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"Ukrainian refugees in Poland will have to cover half of their accommodation costs from March onwards, according to plans the European Commission says it was not notified of."
Poland cuts funding for Ukrainian refugees by half
Posted from euractiv.com
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LTC Eugene Chu
..."Further EU support for Poland possible
About the EU providing Poland with additional funds for refugees in the future, the Commission told EURACTIV.pl that the new generation of Home Affairs funds for 2021-27 will also open the door to significant extra resources for member states to ensure adequate reception facilities, including specialised support to vulnerable persons, and to manage asylum procedures.
The allocation to Poland amounts to €237 million under AMIF and €162.4 million under Border Management and Visa Instrument (BMVI), which will be essential to respond to the new challenges as they evolve, including through the implementation, said the press service.
The funds will help member states with their migration, and border management needs to assist those fleeing the war in Ukraine, especially as regards first reception needs such as emergency accommodation, food, healthcare and extra staff, it explained.
“The Commission stands ready to support Poland operationally and financially,” the Commission concluded."
..."Further EU support for Poland possible
About the EU providing Poland with additional funds for refugees in the future, the Commission told EURACTIV.pl that the new generation of Home Affairs funds for 2021-27 will also open the door to significant extra resources for member states to ensure adequate reception facilities, including specialised support to vulnerable persons, and to manage asylum procedures.
The allocation to Poland amounts to €237 million under AMIF and €162.4 million under Border Management and Visa Instrument (BMVI), which will be essential to respond to the new challenges as they evolve, including through the implementation, said the press service.
The funds will help member states with their migration, and border management needs to assist those fleeing the war in Ukraine, especially as regards first reception needs such as emergency accommodation, food, healthcare and extra staff, it explained.
“The Commission stands ready to support Poland operationally and financially,” the Commission concluded."
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Imagine not supporting some immigrant, legal or not, as poorly as some nations do their veterans...
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