This year has seen a big rise in the number of border violators caught by the authorities, with an increasing number of Afghan citizens among them and intensifying activity on the part of human smugglers, György Bakondi, the prime minister’s domestic security chief, told a press conference at the Röszke border station, in southern Hungary, on Wednesday.
By mid-September this year 73,617 arrests were made as against 21,992 in the same period last year, he said, adding that 719 human smugglers have been prosecuted this year, up from 274 last year. Zoltán Kovács, state secretary for international communications and relations, noted that
six years ago hundreds of migrants attempted to break through the border while hurling rocks at police.
Because attempts were being made in the European Union to continue managing migration instead of stopping it, he added, external pressure on borders was now as great as it had been then.
send a large police and military force to the border.
Also, 67 tunnels under the border were discovered,
Source: MTI
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Thank you to our wonderful government for saving us from these savages. You have our votes. Coz that’s what it’s really all about isn’t it
Hungarians don’t want these intruders.
The Hungarian government is doing its job.
Kepp it up
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The problem is that “integration of Afghans is very difficult” and requires extensive efforts that Austria simply can’t afford at the moment, Kurz said. They mostly have a low level of education and completely different values compared to the rest of the country’s population, he pointed out, adding that more than half of young Afghans living in Austria supported religious violence.
This is not a great recommendation for accepting refugees.