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Hungarian Foreign Minister: Mass Migration Is a “Serious Threat”
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During a United Nations conference on counterterrorism held February 11-12 in Vienna, Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó branded the mass-migration plan championed by the UN a “serious threat” to humanity. The foreign minister observed that the UN should spend more of its resources on fighting global terrorism and shift resources from its mass-migration schemes to do so.
“We are calling on the UN to include the fight against terrorism in its budget, to spend more on the global fight against terrorism and less on migration, for the benefit of all the world’s citizens,” Szijjártó said.
Szijjártó makes a good point. With its current migration scheme, the UN Global Compact for Migration, the UN is exacerbating the problem that its counterterrorism conference professes to address by attempting to, essentially, legalize illegal immigration, albeit in non-binding form.
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