A Crisis Situation Inherited From Orbán Will End on Monday, Will the Tisza Government Extend It?
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The Tisza government will extend the crisis situation caused by mass immigration in Hungary until the end of the year. The decision was made a few days before the original deadline, and the cabinet also highlighted the migration crisis in Ceuta, Spain, in connection with the fact that, in their opinion, even the smallest legal change in border protection could have serious consequences.
According to the Prime Minister, the Ceuta crisis also proves that even the smallest legal concession can have serious consequences. The government is negotiating with the EU institutions about the agreement. The post Tisza government extends the migration crisis until the end of the year first appeared on 24.hu.
The “mass immigration crisis” that has been in place since 2015 will end on Monday, September 7. The Hungarian Helsinki Committee believes that extending the measure is legally and professionally unjustified. The civil rights organization emphasizes that by ending the crisis, the country could be exempt from the EU fine of one million euros per day.
According to the human rights organisation the Hungarian Helsinki Committee, there is no real reason to maintain the crisis situation caused by mass immigration, which the Orbán government has maintained continuously for 11 years.
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