"Well no, we will not curtail legal migration. If someone wants to work in Poland or study in Poland, we are happy about that" - said Przemysław Czarnek on Kanal Zero.

"But it is the entrepreneur in Poland who decides. If an entrepreneur in Poland wants to employ 400 or 350 people to slaughter 700 cows a day, because there is such demand for that meat and there are no hands available in Poland, because there aren't, and they want to employ 150 newcomers from various regions of the world, then by applying procedures, we enable them to do so. Because if we don't, the entrepreneur will close that business, also for Poles" - he continued, after the host pointed out that the ruling party could decide to legally admit 500 people or a million people.

"Legal migration depends on how many jobs are available to be filled in Poland" - he went on to say.

"The ruling party will not accept any illegal migrants, no forced relocation, whereas entrepreneurs in Poland decide how many hands they need for work, and we will not make it difficult for them" - he added.

"We will control who they employ, who comes to this work, and if we see that we have a bigger problem from certain directions, then indeed we will place emphasis on greater restrictions" - he noted.