© photofilippo66 / Shutterstock.comMigrants arrive in Italy
Although there's a difference of opinion, the chief of the government office said his country will continue talks with the UN about the current migrant package.
According to Lazar the plans to "remove legal or physical barriers and open up borders" are unacceptable. He added that "making migration organised, continuous, and legitimate" is against Hungary's interests.
A few weeks ago, Hungary's foreign minister, Péter Szijjártó, mentioned there was a chance his country would walk away from the UN negotiations on migration. He then said:
"The principle laid down in the [UN] draft document [that migration has positive effects and cannot be stopped] is false and fabricated.. Migration is dangerous and it can be stopped."
Comment: Hungary isn't the only country defying the destructive mass migration policies of the UN and EU:
- "Europe can go f*ck itself": Italy's right party leader sees rise in popularity
- Legal cases made by EU against Hungary, Poland and Czech Republic for not taking in refugees
- Austrian government calls for "restrictive asylum policy" amid growth in crime committed by "foreigners"
- German town's 'pro-refugee' mayor calls moratorium amidst Merkels struggle to form coalition
- Meet Laura Huhtasaari, Finnish election candidate who wants out of EU, end to mass migration, supports Trump
- Refugee crisis is a time bomb and the EU helped to create it says Russian ambassador to the EU
- Why Russia grants temporary status to refugees
- Where European populism is going in 2018
Also check out SOTT radio's: The Truth Perspective: Weapons of Mass Migration: Interview with Michael Springmann on Europe's Migrant Crisis