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German authorities have sent back over 4,600 people to Poland so far this year .
Around half of them were Ukrainian , with the next largest national groups being Syrians and Afghans .
The figures come amid controversy in Poland over the return of migrants from Germany .
Poland 's interior minister today reiterated that the recent case of a family of Aghan asylum seekers returned to Poland was in violation of procedures.
Interior minister Tomasz Siemoniak said German authorities had accepted that the incident was a one -off mistake” and apologised for it.
A special Polish -German taskforce has been established to ensure that “nothing like this will ever happen again” If it does, “we may consider introducing controls at the border with Germany ”.
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