‘Pure safety’: As migrants riot in France, another nation touts ‘SHOOT THEM DEAD’ border policy

Warsaw, Poland

With civil unrest, rioting and violence increasing across France in recent days, including countless migrants protesting conditions there, another European nation is touting its simple and effective means to enforce the border: Shoot unlawful migrants dead.

“Do not come to the Polish border, or you will be dead, shot dead,” said Polish Member of European Parliament Dominik TarczyÅ„ski in a recent interview. “Do not come to the Polish border. I’m very clear for years.”

Continued the official: “If you are coming, it’s your own risk. Do not cry over that. Do not tell me that you were shot, you were pushed back, whatever, whatever.”

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X journalist Eric Daugherty noted, “In 2024, a Polish soldier was stabbed through that fence by a migrant and later died. Then in 2025, Poland suspended the right to claim asylum at the Belarus border. Western Europe opened the borders and got chaos. Poland SHUTS them and has PURE SAFETY.”

On TarczyÅ„ski’s X profile is an admonition to the world: “BE LIKE POLAND!”

To help illustrate the contrast between France and Poland, Tarczyński mde a a video Saturday showing a calm downtown Warsaw at 1:35 a.m.

Intones TarczyÅ„ski: “You leftists, YOU destroyed Europe. We, our Polish conservative government, we stopped this madness when you started in 2015. We knew that second or third generation of so-called ‘refugees’ would destroy Poland. … So we stopped that. We will never let anyone come and destroy OUR homeland. This is the difference.”

One X user remarked, “Poland is peaceful at 1:35 a.m. because Polish voters have a functioning brain and refused to vote for their own destruction. Western Europe is burning because its voters handed the matches to open-border politicians for decades.”

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Ron Strom

Ron Strom joined WND in 1999, serving as a news editor, and later as commentary editor. He currently works on both news and commentary for the WND News Center. Read more of Ron Strom's articles here.


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