Orban in Slovenia – Hungarian PM warns of mass migration

Lendava, Slovenia (MTI) – History has given us a hard blow again, with masses of people crossing our borders without control and Europe facing the beginning of a mass migration that seems to have no end, the Hungarian prime minister said in Lendava (Lendva), a border town in north-eastern Slovenia, on Friday evening.

Viktor Orban attended a gala event to mark the 40th anniversary of the ethnic Hungarian interest association of the Mura region, together with Miro Cerar, his Slovenian counterpart.

“Hundreds of thousands of people coming from a different civilisation have so far crossed our borders illegally, and many more millions are already on their way towards Europe,” he said.

Orban said that some people in Europe would best dismantle nation states, as well as borders, or any other obstacles that may slow down migration.

“And there are people who would even provide money to support these efforts,” he said.

Orban said that unless the European countries manage to stem the tide of migrants, they may all of a sudden realize that the Europe they had fought for so hard “will cease to exist.”