Hungarians have a modern constitution, they are able to define where they come from, where they are and where they are heading, the Prime Minister said on the fifth anniversary of the promulgation of the Fundamental Law.
The Hungarian government cannot support any mass migration movements which could lead to results conflicting with the National Avowal contained within the Fundamental Law, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on the fifth anniversary of the promulgation of the Fundamental Law. “Neither the legislature nor the government of the day may pursue such a policy within constitutional boundaries”, he added.
The external borders must be protected, and procedures regarding those wishing to come to Europe must be conducted outside the EU, in enclosed and guarded areas, the Prime Minister reiterated, adding that the ”Schengen 2.0” action plan serves the protection of Hungary's citizens, which is the constitutional obligation of the government.
Speaking further on the issue of constitutionality, the Prime Minister said that while the European Union has no workable solutions to its various crises, Hungary and Central Europe “are anxious to take action, and are full of energy”. In his view the reason for this difference can be found in the fact that Hungary has a modern constitution, and the Hungarians are able to define where they come from, where they are and where they are heading. “By contrast, Europe denies where it came from and is reluctant to admit where it is heading”, he said.
