Trzaskowski opposes Cameron's stance on migrants

In reaction to comments made by UK Prime Minister David Cameron about work migration policies in the EU, Poland's Deputy Foreign Minister Rafał Trzaskowski said Poland could not approve of such endeavors. “The freedom of movement is one of the pillars of the EU and the biggest gain from membership, there will be not consent to its limiting,” Trzaskowski wrote on his Twitter account. “We do not want Poles to have to look for work abroad, but when they decide to leave, we do not agree to their discrimination,” he also said. Cameron has already several times suggested that the UK should limit benefits offered to migrants from the EU working in the country and suggested barriers for new arrivals.