Hungary referendum rejects EU mandatory migrant plan
Hungarians who voted in a referendum on Sunday have overwhelmingly rejected mandatory EU migrant quotas, the national election office has said.
But exit polls suggest that turnout failed to reach the 50% needed for the result to be valid.
With nearly all the votes counted, 98% rejected the quotas, officials said.
Right-wing Prime Minister Viktor Orban described the result as "overwhelming" and said the EU "cannot force" Hungary to accept migrants.
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Hungary has a brain.
ReplyDeleteWell, at least they have working memory. Spain, Italy and France seem to have forgotten what dhimmitude was.
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