The European Union is trying to put the pressure on Poland and force them to accept Islamic refugees.
Poland is one of the few European countries that is flat out refusing to allow refugees to flood into their borders.
They refuse to let their country be overcome by radical Islamic terror, and who could really blame them, given the large influx of terror attacks throughout Europe in the last few months?
Now, the EU is placing a 24-hour warning on Poland to take part in the migrant-sharing program or face legal consequences.
From Metro UK
The three countries immediately rebuffed the threat and appeared ready to go to court.
The European Commission said in a statement that it has repeatedly urged them to relocate refugees or at least pledge to do so under the legally-binding refugee plan agreed two years ago.
But it said they have failed to take action ‘in breach of their legal obligations,’ and that it “has decided to launch infringement procedures.”
The plan to share 160,000 refugees in overwhelmed Italy and Greece among other European countries over two years was endorsed in September 2015 by a qualified majority vote.
It was seen as a major plank of the EU’s migration policy, and was lauded as a pan-European show of solidarity in 2015 when more than a million people arrived in Europe seeking sanctuary or jobs.
But just three months before the September 2017 deadline, fewer than 21,000 people have been relocated.
