The number one issue at stake in the April general election is whether Hungary will become an "immigrant country" and whether security and European culture and way of life can be preserved, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Sunday, MTI reports.
On the Kossuth Radio programme “Sunday News”, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that the main issue at stake in Hungary’s parliamentary election on 8 April is whether Hungary will become an immigrant state, or if it will manage to preserve its security, European culture and way of life, Kormany.hu writes.
According to the Prime Minister, the increased threat of terrorism and the deterioration of public security are linked to migration. Orban said that Brussels wants to spend a considerable percentage of European funds on migrants, and the EU’s new proposal envisages the immediate allocation of ten thousand migrants to Hungary.
