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Some 300 far right and anti-immigrant activists marched through Warsaw on Saturday expressing their outrage at the government's decision to accept migrants from the Middle East and North Africa, according to AFP.
Meanwhile about 100 people gathered at Warsaw's central railway station with bread and salt - a symbol of hospitality in many Slavic countries - to welcome migrants who seek asylum in Poland.
Poland decided to accept 2,000 migrants from North Africa and Syria by 2017 as a part of an EU plan to alleviate the migration crisis in southern Europe.
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Yes, for now it's "just 2 thousand" - but still more and more people in Poland realize, that it's only "foot in the door" tactics.