“They Shall Not Pass”: Orbán Sends Message to Brussels on Migration

“They Shall Not Pass”: Orbán Sends Message to Brussels on Migration

In a Facebook post this morning, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán marked ten years since the 2015 Röszke border incident, in which violent migrants clashed with Hungarian riot police in an attempt to illegally cross into Hungary from Serbia. As we previously reported, on September 15th, Orbán recalled that Hungary introduced its legal border barrier a decade ago, sealing the southern border and declaring that only those Hungarian authoritie…

Europe protested loudly, but in the end, PM Orbán was right about migration

In September 2015, the world saw chaotic scenes at Hungary’s southern border. At Röszke, thousands of migrants demanded to be let through, even though such an entry was already illegal under EU rules. When the police stood firm, the situation erupted into violence. Stones were hurled, fences torn down, officers attacked. One of the main suspects, Ahmed H., was later convicted for his role in inciting the crowd and taking part in what could only …

Viktor Orbán’s Decade of Defiance: Why Hungary Refuses to Bow to Brussels

Viktor Orbán’s Decade of Defiance: Why Hungary Refuses to Bow to Brussels By: TJV Editorial Board When Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared last week that “the homeland is not for sale,” he wasn’t just talking to Hungarians. He was addressing Europe — and the West. For ten years, Orbán has done what Brussels bureaucrats and Western elites insist cannot be done: secure his nation’s borders, stop illegal immigration cold, and preserve Hu…