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Orban's Blunt Challenge to Brussels: Embracing National Sovereignty in Migration Policy

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated today, “We've offered a tolerance suggestion to Brussels: allow each nation to address migration in its own way, without coercing Hungary into adopting Western Europe's flawed migration policies. We have no desire to bring terrorism, gang conflicts, and mini Gazas to Budapest!”
However, persuading Brussels with logic and the democratic will of the people is like to convincing a fish to climb a mountain – a task as fruitless as it is incongruous.
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