The EU migration pact allows for the annual relocation of 30,000 migrants, with countries that refuse to accept them facing a €20,000 fee per application. Poland is currently a focal point of debate, with Prime Minister Donald Tusk asserting that Poland will not participate in the relocation program. Other officials, including Minister Marcin Kierwiński and MEP Mariusz Kaminski, have commented on Poland's potential exemption from the pact. The European Commission has not officially confirmed any exemptions, and the criteria for such status remain unclear. The situation is complicated by Poland's claim of having taken in millions of refugees from Ukraine, which it argues justifies its exemption. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)