A million Ukrainian refugees are still in Poland. Now presidential candidates vow to put Poles first

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

83% : Duda and Law and Justice have long admired Donald Trump, and Nawrocki -- who was welcomed at the White House by Trump on May 1 -- has at times used language that echoes the American president's.
57% : Małgorzata Bonikowska, president of the Center for International Relations, said that it is normal for tensions to emerge when large numbers of people from different cultures suddenly live and work side-by-side.
56% : " Candidates adjust to anti-Ukrainian sentiment Among those to transform the shift in mood into campaign politics is conservative candidate Karol Nawrocki, a historian and head of the Institute of National Remembrance who is the Law and Justice party's chosen candidate and one of the frontrunners.
56% : " Rafal Pankowski, a sociologist who heads Never Again, a group that fights xenophobia, has tracked anti-Ukrainian sentiment from the start of the full-scale war.

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