Polish PM: No refugees after Brussels attacks
Poland says it will not take in asylum seekers, following of the Tuesday deadly attacks that rocked the Belgium capital.Prime Minister Be-ata Shedwo noted that she wants to ensure the security of Polish citizens in the first place. She said the European Union has hastily agreed to the influx of refugees to the continent. The first group of refugees was expected to arrive in Poland in late March or early April. This, after EU leaders forced through a controversial deal last September to relocate 120,000 asylum seekers among member states. Poland is the first EU member to take action regarding refugees following the Brussels bombings.
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