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🔴 #PatrykJaki# calls for a RADICAL CHANGE in EU policy in the Strasbourg Plenary: “We will not have greater security or competitiveness unless we revive our economy! That is why we must stop the ETS. The ETS is the madness that has brought us to a situation where the EU’s share of the global economy continues to decline and our influence on political decision-making around the world keeps falling regularly. Stop the ETS and you will see the economy start moving again immediately!” Watch the full video and let us know what you think! 👇
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🚨| Defending FREEDOM of religion and free speech, plus the need to unlock industrial growth in Europe‼️ These are some of Europe’s KEY needs highlighted by our co-chair @PatrykJaki at this morning’s ECR Group #pressconference#. ➡️ Follow us to keep your finger on the pulse of the Parliament here in #Strasbourg# this week.
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🇪🇺🤝🇺🇸 Natural allies! A STRONGER, more trusted transatlantic partnership is essential for our mutual security and prosperity. This week in Washington D.C., we made that our PRIORITY. 📹 @PatrykJaki @AdamBielan @Assita_Kanko @GPiperea @StjepoBartulica
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🎤 | Priorities say it all! Our MEPs are told they can’t say “Send them back” when celebrating Europe’s liberation because it might damage the European Parliament’s reputation. Yet MEP Ilaria Salis still sits in the Chamber despite facing charges over brutal attacks on right-wing supporters, whose swollen, beaten face circulated widely online. @PatrykJaki
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Honoring today the true spirit of DEMOCRACY and its limitless possibilities: America! The power of a nation lies in its ability to protect its own legacy. We stand alongside #FREEDOM# and share its majestic values. Happy 250th birthday, America! 🇺🇸 🗣️ @j_wisniewska @Assita_Kanko @PatrykJaki @arekmularczyk @JaakMadison
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🇪🇺🇺🇸 | We are working to build strong bridges between the EU and the US. We deeply value our #transatlantic# relations, standing together to defend the pillars of Western civilisation: family, patriotism, sensible migration policy and the defence of our freedom! 🤝 Stay close. Together, we’re fighting to protect our common values! @PatrykJaki
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The renewed migration crisis in Ceuta once again demonstrates the consequences of migration policies that send the wrong signals. The current situation is the predictable result of years of policy choices that have weakened deterrence, encouraged illegal migration and undermined confidence in Europe’s ability to protect its external borders. ECR Group Co-Chairman Nicola Procaccini said: “What we are witnessing in Ceuta is the direct result of years of weakness, mixed messages and political denial. When a government regularises illegal residence on a massive scale, it should not be surprised when many more people conclude that reaching Europe illegally will eventually be rewarded. “Europe must regain control of its external borders. Frontex must be substantially strengthened with the resources, personnel and capabilities needed to support frontline Member States. Those who enter the European Union illegally and have no right to remain must be returned without delay.” ECR Group Co-Chairman Patryk Jaki said: “Pedro Sánchez’s policy of mass regularisation has sent precisely the wrong message to migrants and smugglers: enter illegally, remain long enough, and political decisions may eventually legalise your presence. “Illegal entry must never become a shortcut to legal residence, permanent status or citizenship. Decisions taken by a Member State have consequences for the entire Schengen Area. The European Commission must therefore assess the cross-border impact of such policies and ensure that national migration decisions do not undermine the security of other Member States.” Diego Solier, leader of the Spanish ECR Delegation, said: “The people of Ceuta should now not be left alone with the consequences of irresponsible migration policies. Europe must stand with Ceuta. “The Sánchez government has consistently prioritised ideological gestures over effective border management. Spain needs a government that protects its borders, dismantles the business model of people smugglers and restores confidence that illegal entry will not lead to legal residence.“
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