Fidesz rejects the European Union migration pact
The Fidesz party has called on the Hungarian government to firmly reject the implementation of the European Union's new migration pact. The political organization expects the government to make an official statement on the matter before it enters into force on Friday.
The European Union's migration pact has sparked serious debates among member states. The regulation aims to standardize the distribution of migrants arriving in the union and the protection of its borders. However, the Hungarian government's position is that the pact infringes upon the country's sovereignty and is ineffective in managing the migration crisis.
According to Fidesz representatives, Hungary must not apply EU regulations that prescribe mandatory quotas or other measures falling under national jurisdiction. The party emphasizes that Hungarian voters have previously expressed their opposition to mandatory resettlement quotas.
The government is expected to decide in the coming days what legal steps it will take regarding the pact. The development of the situation could have a significant impact on future diplomatic relations between Hungary and the European Union, as well as on the future of common European migration policy.