Fidesz rejects new EU migration pact
Fidesz has called on the Hungarian government to publicly announce that Hungary will not implement the European Union's new migration pact. The governing party's firm position is that the country will not accept Brussels' regulations, which impose obligations on member states regarding the management of migration.
The European Union's migration pact enters into force on Friday. This legislative package sets new frameworks for asylum procedures and the distribution of migrants. The Hungarian government has previously expressed its concerns regarding the pact multiple times, emphasizing that it threatens Hungary's sovereignty and border protection measures.
According to Fidesz politicians, the adoption of the pact could have serious consequences for the country's security. The party's representatives are therefore urging the government to make a clear declaration rejecting its implementation before the deadline expires. The goal is for Hungary to be exempted from the EU regulations.
The debate is expected to continue between the European Union and the Hungarian government. In the coming days, it will become clear what concrete steps the cabinet will take against the Brussels decision and how Hungarian migration policy will evolve under the pressure of international influence.