Poles increasingly against taking in refugees

Following the Paris terrorist attacks, Poles are becoming increasingly reluctant to taking in refugees. As much as 75 percent of respondents surveyed by pollster Ariadna said that Poland should not accept migrants from North Africa and the Middle East, and 80 percent replied that relocating them would expose Poland to the risk of terrorist attacks. In a previous survey, conducted slightly before the Paris terrorist acts, the share of respondents opposing resettling migrants was 10 percent lower. Only 17 percent of Poles said that the country should respect its commitment and shelter 7,000 people.