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Polish leader Tusk defends decision to suspend asylum law

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Warsaw — Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk on Monday defended a plan to temporarily suspend the right to asylum as human rights and civil society organizations express concerns about the move.   Poland has struggled since 2021 with migration pressures on its border with Belarus — which is also part of the European Union's external border.   “It is our right and our duty to protect the Polish and European border,” Tusk said Monday on X. “Its se…
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