Via Billy
Hungary’s populist government announced this week
that it is withdrawing from a U.N. global compact on migration,
describing the agreement as “in conflict with common sense” and national
security -- making it the second country after the U.S. to reject the
compact.
“The primary issue for us is the
security of Hungary and the Hungarian people, and this document is
totally at odds with the country’s security interests,” Hungarian
Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó
said
in Budapest on Wednesday. “According to the Government’s position, the
U.N. Global Compact for Migration is in conflict with common sense and
also with the intent to restore European security.”
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