Hungarians can vote about the mandatory refugee quota.
Hungary's Supreme Court has given the go-ahead to the government's initiative on holding a popular referendum concerning the European Union's planned mandatory refugee quota system. Under the Curia's decision, the final question put to the electorate will be the following: "Do you want the European Union to require the compulsory resettlement of non-Hungarian citizens to Hungary without authorization by the Hungarian Parliament?"
After the body approved the proposed question on 29 February, four requests of review were submitted, all of which were discarded by the Curia on Tuesday, enabling a popular referendum on mandatory migrant quotas to be held in Hungary.
