Brussels seeking to control members states’ migration policy?
Brussels wants to direct the immigration policies of European Union member states in an effort to “build diverse, open societies” in those states, Tamás Menczer, state secretary of the foreign ministry, said on Facebook on Wednesday.
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Referring to the EU’s 2021-27 immigration action plan adopted earlier in the day, Menczer quoted the document’s first section as saying that the community’s shared principles and values should guide members’ actions, while the next section suggested that members’ policies should be adjusted to the needs of a diverse society. “This is what George Soros also strives for,” Menczer added.
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“Brussels considers immigration as an asset, while the Hungarian government is working to stop it, and will say no to controls from Brussels,”
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Menczer said.
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Meanwhile, Hungarian FM Péter Szijjártó said in Riga that the NATO has “seriously miscalculated” the situation in Afghanistan. He said the causes should be investigated and conclusions drawn. Speaking on the second day of a meeting of his NATO counterparts, Szijjártó said the Afghan government’s collapse was “a tragedy for Afghans and a shock for NATO”, whose members had planned to continue providing financial assistance until 2024. “But the political and security structure we were supporting in fact collapsed days after (NATO’s) pullout,” he said.
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NATO’s incorrect assessment of Afghanistan’s “political, social, and security aspects” should be understood, “whether they are of a personal, procedural or strategic nature, or whether NATO’s tactics led to this [outcome]”,
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the minister said.
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Managing the security risks that evolved after NATO’s pullout is an important task for Europe and central Asia, Szijjártó said. Each day
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30,000-35,000 people set off from Afghanistan,
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resulting in a “dramatic” increase in the number of illegal migrants at Hungary’s southern borders, he added.
Central Asian countries should receive assistance through aid and partnership programmes so they can protect their borders and retain their stability, or else the exodus from Afghanistan will mount further, Szijjártó said.
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Central Asian countries should receive assistance through aid and partnership programmes so they can protect their borders and retain their stability, or else the exodus from Afghanistan will mount further, Szijjártó said.
Szijjártó also said that
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some of Hungary’s “big allies” had evacuated people from Afghanistan without prior security screening,
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many of whom were temporarily accommodated in the Western Balkans. “Quite a few of them are now unable to pass strict security checks applied in the US and other countries, and the question is what will happen to them and whether they pose a security risk,” he said. “If there are hundreds or even thousands of them in the Western Balkans, that will indeed impact central Europe’s security,” Szijjártó added. Hungary will carry on maintaining strict border controls so that “neither those people nor illegal migrants can make their way into the country or to Europe through Hungary,” he said.
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Source: MTI
It is naive to say that open diverse societies work. It is time for the EU and take a step back and analyze the result of 2015 before allowing more illegal immigrants into the continent.
First and foremost, the EU must secure its border. Immigrant applications should be submitted from abroad. It is time to bring back law and order.