ER Editor: We reported on citizen patrols at the Dutch-German border last week, where German police were caught on shop surveillance camera dropping off a migrant in the Dutch border town of Venlo sometime during the night. See —
German Police Caught Dropping Off Migrant In Dutch Border City
Dutch citizens in the small border community of Ter Apel had already started their own token border patrols —
Fed Up with Migrant Chaos, Dutch Citizens Set Up DIY Border Checks
Polish citizens on the other side of Germany have the same qualms about the German police and are taking matters into their own hands, too.
These short video clips allegedly show the same dumping tactic by German police in Poland —
#Breaking #News They do the same to Poland pic.twitter.com/yR3CeVOtdF
— Kewals1984 (@kewals1984) June 23, 2025
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2,000 people over two days: citizen patrols on the German-Polish border
In Poland, citizen patrols are forming on the border with Germany. According to Polish media reports, the participants want to protect their country from illegal migration – they fear that migrants who are already in Germany will be brought to Poland.
JEROME WNUK for APOLLO NEWS
In Poland, citizen patrols are increasingly forming on the border with Germany.
As Polish media reports, they want to guard the border from illegal migrants – more than 2,000 people are said to have taken part in the actions in just two days. On Friday evening, the Polish newspaper reports Wyborcza, a crowd of over 300 people gathered in the border town of Lubieszyn.
Several Polish politicians called on their social media channels to join the movement. The reason: According to media reports, many Poles fear that the German police will not simply reject the migrants, but will smuggle those who are already in Germany back into Poland across the border – without informing the Polish authorities about this.
The conservative PiS MP Dariusz Matecki, who supports the citizen patrols, claims that up to 50 to 60 illegal migrants enter Poland every day in the Szczecin area alone as a result of this practice.
According to the current residence law, Germany generally does not need the consent of the Polish authorities for rejections at the border. Only in the event of a deportation, i.e. when the person has already entered the country and is only then apprehended, would the German authorities have to notify the Polish authorities in accordance with the Dublin Regulation and submit a takeover request. The repatriation will only take place after the consent of the Polish authorities.
According to Polish media reports, the participants in the citizens’ patrols fear that this will not be observed. Matecki also refers to reports that two Polish citizens were temporarily arrested by the German police at the Lubieszyn border crossing after participating in the patrol. ‘It is clear that the question of border defense by Polish citizens alone annoys the German security forces very much’, said Matecki. ‘The Poles can thwart their plans!’
Translation: Lubieszyn. I have a feeling that the Germans will come up with another way to send us illegal migrants. Will the Border Guard start picking them up in Germany with unmarked vans? #MassMigration #BorderDefenseMovement
Lubieszyn. Coś czuję, że Niemcy wymyślą inny sposób na przesyłanie nam nielegalnych migrantów. Straż Graniczna będzie po nich przyjeżdżać do Niemiec w nieoznakowanych wozach? #MasowaMigracja #RuchObronyGranic pic.twitter.com/Cksce6ggvE
— Dariusz Matecki (@DariuszMatecki) June 27, 2025
A day earlier, Matecki had made claims of coordinated migrant handovers between Germany and Poland: referring to a video from June 24, the politician claimed that German vehicles had dropped African migrants off at the Lubieszyn border crossing, where Polish border officials then put them on a bus and drove away. ‘Mass smuggling of migrants from Germany to Poland is taking place in secret’, said Matecki.
Similar situations had arisen in the Netherlands a few weeks ago. There, a dozen Dutch people stopped cars at the border with Germany for an evening and checked them for illegal migrants. The Dutch police and the municipality of Westerwolde warned of the citizens’ actions in a joint statement.
The newspaper De Gelderlander quotes the authorities as saying: ‘Such actions create extremely dangerous situations on and along the road. Such actions are really not acceptable.“ A citizen involved told the newspaper: ‘Nothing is happening. Then we’ll just do it ourselves“ (more on that Here).
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