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Péter Magyar Stood up for Strict Immigration Policy After the Riots in France

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Referring to the violent events in France, Péter Magyar confirmed that Hungary will maintain its strict immigration policy and the protection of its external borders. In a Facebook post, the Prime Minister condemned the destruction, expressed solidarity with the French nation, and wrote that the majority of Europe wants to change the way migration is handled.

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Referring to the violent events in France, Péter Magyar confirmed that Hungary will maintain its strict immigration policy and the protection of its external borders. In a Facebook post, the Prime Minister condemned the destruction, expressed solidarity with the French nation, and wrote that the majority of Europe wants to change the way migration is handled.

·Budapest, Hungary
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"Seeing this senseless destruction and unjustified violence, perhaps it is now understandable to everyone why Hungary advocates the strictest possible action on migration."

·Hungary
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There have been reports of serious unrest in France. Péter Magyar also raised the issue of migration policy in connection with the events.

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Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar says the riots in France show why Hungary wants to follow as strict a policy on immigration as possible.

·Reykjavík, Iceland
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Nationwide protests were held in France on Saturday over rising living costs, deteriorating public services and education problems.

According to the Hungarian Prime Minister, protesting is a fundamental right, vandalism is a crime. Regarding the situation in France, he believed that it was understandable why “Hungary advocates the strictest possible action on migration, and why we will not relax under any pressure on the protection of our external borders and our immigration policy.”

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24 HU broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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