According to the parliamentary state secretary, illegal migration not only has a negative impact on public security but also on the EU's competitiveness, as internal border controls make it increasingly difficult to uphold the rhetoric that internal borders are freely permeable. "This is no longer merely an inconvenience for tourists, but also means an economic disadvantage for those who trade and transport goods within the EU," he said.
Bence Retvari considers it terrible that due to liberal, pro-migration political pressure, all previous guarantees, security systems, Schengen rules, the Dublin asylum procedure and all other previous EU legislation that were created to protect the EU are now being interpreted as quite the opposite in the Commission, in the Court of Justice and in other EU bodies. "The logic of letting in people who have no legal right to stay and then trying to deport them has not panned out over the last ten years," he said, adding that
the EU fails to implement nine out of every ten expulsion decisions, or only eight if successful, and there is no guarantee that deportees will not return.
The politician also spoke about the extension of Hungary's National Card program to Russian and Belarusian citizens. He stressed that the entry rules have not changed, those coming to Hungary from Russia or Belarus for work purposes are subject to the same public security and national security screening as everyone else. The only change is that anyone receiving a visa and allowed entry in Hungary does not need to apply for a separate work permit, he added.
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