PM Orban: The Security of Hungarians Is Non-Negotiable

Prime Minister Viktor Orban put out a new post on his Facebook page, recalling the lessons of the migration crisis that began ten years ago. He emphasized that while Brussels still talks about managing migration, Hungary talks about stopping it. Meanwhile, in Western Europe, bombings, street attacks and migrant gangs are making people’s lives miserable. By contrast, thanks to the southern border fence and the rule that “only those we allow can set foot on Hungarian soil,” the country has become one of the safest in Europe.

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban giving an interview to Kossuth Radio’s “Good Morning, Hungary!” program while in Abu Dhabi, September 12, 2025 (MTI/Prime Minister's Communications Department/ Zoltan Fischer)

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Posted by Orbán Viktor on Sunday, September 14, 2025

There is only one place where nothing has changed, and that is Brussels. The Brussels bureaucrats still want to manage migration instead of stopping it. Those who do not fall in line are blackmailed and penalized. Hungary is being fined one million euros — every single day.

Mr Orban also noted that there are Hungarian political parties that would give in to the blackmail. The Tisza Party and the Democratic Coaition (DK) would fulfill Brussels’s demands and accept the migration pact, which they openly admit. In their view, it is alright to comply with the Brussels migration pact — even if it would ruin Hungary.

In our view, that is precisely why it should not be done. It cannot be done because the homeland is not for sale, the future cannot be sacrificed, and the security of the Hungarian people is non-negotiable. The Hungarian government will continue to resist Brussels pressure and to keep Hungary migrant-free!

the Prime minister concluded his post.

Cover photo: Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban giving an interview to Kossuth Radio’s “Good Morning, Hungary!” program while in Abu Dhabi, September 12, 2025 (MTI/Prime Minister's Communications Department/ Zoltan Fischer)