Orbán’s adviser: Pandemic, migration and Soros plan threaten Hungary, Europe security

For the sixth successive year, no real solution to migration in Europe has emerged, György Bakondi, the prime minister’s chief domestic security adviser said in a statement on Tuesday.

Bakondi said countries that failed to toe the European Union’s line faced major political pressure.

Referring to financier George Soros, he said the so-called “Soros Plan” was being incorporated into the EU draft legislation. The European Commission’s new migration action plan, he said, would legalise migration and provide housing, social benefits, citizenship and voting rights to 34 million migrants.

Bakondi added that

Hungarian migration policy, on the other hand, focused on the security of citizens and the protection of national sovereignty, as well as the requirement that people obey the law.

He noted the Hungarian physical and legal barriers to entry at the border and the country’s major police and military forces involved in border protection, adding that Hungary is helping Balkan countries to prevent illegal migration as well as providing aid to troubled regions that are the source of migration.

Hungary’s migration policies, he said, enjoyed a high level of public support.