Kristi Noem Calls for Strong Leadership at CPAC Poland

Just one week ago, Poland stood at a critical juncture as voters prepared for a decisive second round of presidential elections on June 1, choosing between liberal Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski and conservative candidate Karol Nawrocki. The election, described as a battle between national sovereignty and globalist policies, coincided with the historic inaugural CPAC Poland 2025 conference, where U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem voiced strong support for Nawrocki.

Noem praised Poland’s resistance to unchecked migration, contrasting it with what she called the failures of other European nations with weak leaders.

“Weak European leaders have caved in and allowed migration that has destroyed their civilizations and public safety. That has not happened here in Poland,” Noem declared.

She urged Polish voters to elect Nawrocki, emphasizing his commitment to national security, conservative values, and a stronger alliance with the United States under President Donald Trump.

Noem highlighted Poland’s role as a beacon for Western resilience, crediting the nation for standing firm against authoritarianism and defending traditional values. She criticized globalist leaders in Europe, drawing parallels to U.S. President Joe Biden, whom she accused of ruling through fear and enabling division, crime, drug trade, and human trafficking through weak border policies.

The election pitted Trzaskowski, seen as favoring integration with global institutions and mass migration, against Nawrocki, who champions border security and national identity. Noem called on conservatives to mobilize, stating, “You will be the leaders who turn Europe back to conservative values by who you elect.”

Now, with Nawrocki's June 1 victory, Poland is poised to enter a golden age of prosperity and cultural flourishing.

Watch the livestream of the full first-ever CPAC Poland here.