Ukrainians Working in Germany on Polish Documents Have Started to Be Deported from the EU

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Ukrainians working in Germany on Polish documents have started to be deported from the EU. The German Federal Police conducted a large-scale special operation across the country targeting their illegal employment. The Polish newspaper Rzeczpospolita reports on the most common scheme based on information from Gremi Personal.

The article in Polish is available at the following link.

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