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Hungary and Poland Cite French Unrest to Defend Strict Migration Policies

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk are pointing to violent unrest in France and Italy as justification for their restrictive border and asylum policies, arguing their countries will not repeat what they call the mistakes of Western Europe.

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Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk are pointing to violent unrest in France and Italy as justification for their restrictive border and asylum policies, arguing their countries will not repeat what they call the mistakes of Western Europe.

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