Are you an European expat living in Poland that believes more foreigners over time will make your life easier in Poland?
Actually, my views are quite hardline. I'm against non-EU immigration unless there's a clear shortage of labour, and even then, we should be giving priority to those from the former Soviet Union over anyone else. We can make exceptions for highly skilled engineers, programmers, doctors, etc, but not for idiots without an education and experience. There's no purpose whatsoever for Poland to give residence permits to "students" (like we see on PF) that are coming to work in kebab, and I think the criteria for citizenship for non-EU citizens should be considerably tighter - even 10 to 15 years. I don't see any need to allow Ahmed to work in kebab when Ihor from Ukraine can also work in kebab.
The current system where Poland offers cheap "studies" to non-EU citizens who use it as a backdoor into Europe while working full time is simply not acceptable. We can access (easily) around 300 million people from the FSU - we simply don't need low-cost Asian or African labour. Should we take in someone from Africa who has a PhD and is an expert in his field? Yes, of course. Should we take in some idiot from the desert who "fell in love" with his exceptionally stupid wife who met him on a beach selling necklaces? Hahaha. No.
I'm not against taking refugees, but I absolutely think that we shouldn't worry too much if they simply vanish into Germany. I mean, we could settle them near the German border, and what they do from there is their own business and not ours. We could even settle them in somewhere like SÅ‚ubice or Kostrzyn, where they only have an hour on the train to Berlin. It's in fact the easiest way to do things, and would have avoided a pointless clash with the EU.