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Foreign Minister calls for changes to EU’s migration policy
The foreign minister said the EU’s migration policy encouraged people to “risk their lives and pay people smugglers thousands of dollars to come to Europe.”
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PM Orbán: The European Commission should be stripped of migration as a policy area
The prime minister said a new professional body under the authority of Schengen-zone interior ministers should take over the responsibility of migration
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Here we go again: yet another stealthy maneuver to resurrect a failed immigration policy
Brussels is at it again. They seem as determined as ever to bring back to life a migration policy that should have died long ago.
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FM: Brussels is making a stealth attempt to reinstate its failed migration policy
“There’s some hoodwinking going on when it comes to migration, with European officials cheering and giving their analysis about how the migration crisis is a thing of the past,” the...
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Hungary has made it clear that it does not want to become a country of immigrants, says official
Szabolcs Takács has said the European Union’s future migration policy should be decided by its citizens in the upcoming European parliamentary elections
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European Commission poll finds a large number of citizens think the integration of migrants has failed
The EC posed the following question to all 28 Member States: Generally speaking, how successful or not is the integration of most immigrants living in [your country]?
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Hungary’s FM: Hungary and Poland will not accept any illegal migrants
“As pressure, blackmail and ultimatums mount, Hungarian-Polish cooperation on migration issues is becoming ever stronger and more stable,” Minister Szijjártó said
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Survey finds that a majority of central Europeans oppose the EU’s migration policy
The survey was conducted by the Nézőpont Institute in eleven countries, Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia and Slovenia, and showed that 74 percent of respondents consider European migration policies bad for Europe
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Wondering what PM Orbán meant with that reference to the Soros plan? Here it is
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has made a number of references to a Soros plan to bring one million “refugees and migrants” into Europe each year. Some are skeptical, but the doubters haven’t familiarized themselves with the facts. The plan is real.
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PM Orbán: We are getting closer to a sensible migration policy in Europe
The prime minister said Hungary has closed all legal loopholes concerning migration and prepared itself for the possible failure of the migration deal between the EU and Turkey