Poles afraid of African migrants

As much as 61 percent of Poles think that their country can't afford to resettle African migrants in Poland and 58 percent think that they pose a terrorism threat, according to a poll for the Afryka Inaczej foundation. Nearly half of the respondents (44 percent) deem that "the government treats immigrants better than residents." According to the poll, Poles most willingly would accept migrants from the countries of the former USSR (47 percent) and students (43 percent - 47 percent depending on the continent of origin).