BREAKING: Hungary Extends ‘Mass Migration Crisis’ Until End of 2026, PM Magyar Vows No Easing of Border Rules
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Fence and sensibility: Magyar extends migration emergency, vowing to end billion-euro Brussels finesfight
The government has decided to extend the state of emergency caused by mass immigration in Hungary — which was due to expire on 7 September — until 31 December. Prime Minister Péter Magyar reported this on his Facebook page on Friday evening.
Hungary extends emergency regime in connection with the threat of illegal migration, despite the objections of the EU leadership
Hungary is extending the emergency regime due to the threat of illegal migration, despite the objections of the EU leadership.According to the Magyar Prime Minister, it has not yet been possible to find a compromise with Brussels and a special legal...
The Prime Minister wants a solution where strong border protection is maintained and Hungary will not be punished any further.
In a video uploaded to Facebook, Péter Magyar announced that the Hungarian government will extend the crisis caused by mass immigration and will not ease the legal environment against illegal migration.
Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced on his Facebook page that the Tisza government will extend the crisis caused by mass immigration until December 31, 2026, while it negotiates with Brussels about developing new border protection regulations that are also in line with EU law.
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