Hungary remains dedicated to the Schengen area, Bóka said, "which has unfortunately become fragmented" due to illegal migration as well as extended and widely introduced internal border controls.
On June 12, EU Commissioner Ylva Johansson presented the implementation plan in Brussels, mandating the redistribution of illegal migrants among EU member states and imposing financial penalties on non-compliant countries.
A recent study by Századvég's Europe Project reveals that six out of ten EU citizens disagree with the new migration pact, which allows for the relocation of illegal migrants within...
The European Union’s new asylum package would fine countries that refuse to accommodate migrants 20,000 euros per migrant.
Gergely Gulyás said the fact that the legislation had passed “with only a 55-56% majority in the EP where 70-80% of lawmakers are pro-migration” showed “how extremely bad the proposal” was.
EU's narrowly approved migration pact has sparked controversy, challenging the bloc's unity and approach to human rights.
Hungary has been protecting the Schengen borders and the external borders of the EU for 9 years.
“The migration package will open Europe’s gates wide before illegal migrants,” Balázs Hidvéghi said.
Bence Rétvári said the EU was also planning to launch “a pro-immigration campaign”.
Balázs Hidvéghi said the new pact would allow illegal migrants to enter EU territory as it bans processing asylum applications outside the bloc.
György Bakondi noted that a total of 355,000 migrants had come to Europe on the three main migration routes last year, a record number since 2016.
In a "crisis," a "second quota" would be introduced, from which there would be no escape and which would make it compulsory to take in migrants.
“The Brussels elite has long turned a blind eye to the real, everyday problems of European people,” Balázs Orbán said.