Adam Gwiazda wrote that in Łosiów in the Opole Voivodeship, a group of several dozen men from Nepal has been accommodated in a private building. According to his post, the police checked their documents and confirmed that they are legally residing in Poland. They were supposed to commute to work in Wrocław, which is 70 km away. Gwiazda reported that residents raised the issue with the village leader, fearing for their safety. The village leader was said to have confirmed the police's information and noted that concerns about safety should not automatically be regarded as xenophobia. The author also wrote that local MP Paweł Kukiz spoke out. Kukiz ironically pointed out that it would be closer to work from Jagodno, while also indicating that the foreigners' stay is legal and the law does not provide grounds for action. According to Gwiazda's account, the MP advocated for a change in the law and the removal of the political class from power, which he blamed for the situation. In the end, he was said to have ironically expressed hope that the Nepalese would live peacefully "in their place on earth." #imigracja #bezpieczeństwo #Polska (translated)

