Poland’s ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party is pushing for the deportation of Ukrainian workers, sparking controversy. This move comes alongside the release of data detailing the number of Ukrainians legally employed in Poland. A spokesperson has provided figures indicating the scale of Ukrainian labor within the country. The call for deportations appears to be linked to economic concerns and potential strain on the Polish social welfare system. Critics argue such actions would harm Poland’s economy and betray solidarity with Ukraine amidst the ongoing war. The exact number of workers and specific deportation plans remain unclear, but the proposal has ignited debate regarding immigration policy and international obligations. The situation is rapidly evolving as Poland prepares for upcoming elections.