Hungary announces the abandonment of the Global Compact on Migration

Budapest, July 18 (Prensa Latina) Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó announced today that his country is abandoning the process of approving the United Nations Global Compact for Human Rights. migration.

Meeting the press after a cabinet meeting, reported that this decision is adopted because the number one priority of the government is Hungary and the safety of Hungarians.

He thought that this document is completely contrary to common sense

He also described it as extremist and biased because it encourages migration by relying on the presumption that it is an inevitable phenomenon.

"The Hungarian government rejects this budget and believes that migration is a negative trend with extremely serious security risks," said the Minister of Foreign Affairs

. this phenomenon as a fundamental human right is contrary to international law, the real prerogative of other people who only want to live in peace and security in their own country

that the European Commission intends to launching a lawsuit against Hungary over the recently approved laws on this issue, known as Stop Soros, claimed that his country protects the interests of the continent against Brussels.

In this regard, Szijjártó the Union The European Union was in danger precisely because of the immigration policy managed in Brussels and recalled that in the last three and a half years, the EU states have suffered 29 serious terrorist attacks, claiming that they were committed "by people with a history of immigration".

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