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The main problem is that people are not allowed to work or supported very much but rather expected to live in overcrowded refugee centers outside of main urban centers.

In some urban centers now, xenophobic residents have driven the refugees out of the cities, demanding that the refugee centers be closed.

We met one woman who came to Warsaw from Silesia, were refugees were driven out. Although this woman had been in Poland quite a long time and even received refugee status, she was unable to find a job and complained of constant discrimination. She was entitled to apply for public housing, but the local bureaucrats claimed that, as a foreigner, she wasn't entitled, treated her rudely and told her to get out. KOL intervened with the local bureaucrats and the woman received housing.

This kind of treatment is typical for refugees who are often told to fuck off and that they are "taking" resources "away" from Polish people.