The politician reported that
in Hungary, only five percent of the population believe they could become a victim of violent crime, while in Sweden that figure is as high as sixty percent.
"The once admired Western 'model states' are powerless in the face of migratory pressure, they are losing their national identities, and have nothing left for immigrants to integrate into. (...) The latest national consultation clearly showed that 99 percent of Hungarians are against the establishment of migrant ghettos in the country."
"While Hungary is one of the twenty safest countries in the world,
in the last ten years, two thousand people have become victims of terrorist attacks in Europe, said Bence Retvari.
"Hungary will hold the rotating EU Presidency from July, which means more opportunities for us to 'negotiate with greater clout" in several formations, including the Justice and Home Affairs Council," the state secretary pointed out, adding that Hungary's primary focus includes protecting the borders and curbing illegal immigration, which the joint operations with Serbia have already proven that this is possible. In his view, if the other EU member states dealt with the phenomenon in similar fashion, with strict observance and enforcement of the law, migration pressure would not exist in Europe.
On behalf of ten million Hungarians, the state secretary thanked the members of the new Hungarian police contingent to Serbia for their service.
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