According to the report, Hungarian authorities also invalidated their travel documents, prompting Polish officials to ask U.S. partners whether the trio may remain in the United States with voided papers.

Ziobro confirmed from Washington that he left Hungary in May and said he intends to consult his Hungarian legal representatives, noting that “there is still an appeal option.”

Both politicians are wanted in Poland in connection with a case which includes allegations of participation in a criminal organization, though they claim the proceedings are politically motivated.

Polish courts issued European arrest warrants for Romanowski in 2024 and again in 2025, while Ziobro’s warrant was ordered in February 2026.

Ziobro added that a potential U.S. extradition proces s would ensure a “non‑manipulated” judicial environment and said he would return to Poland if he could appear before an independent court.