We may beyond doubt observe a connection between mass migration and the deterioration of the internal security situation of the countries concerned, the Prime Minister’s chief advisor for internal security said on Thursday at a public forum held in Dunakeszi.
This is testified to by the acts of terrorism, the increase in crime rates, violent acts committed against women, and the shaken stability of the social system, György Bakondi said.
He reiterated: 1.5 to 2 million have entered the very heart of Europe in the past year to year and a half without controls of any kind. „We do not know who they are, with what identities and objectives they came here, we often do not even know how old they are and what their qualifications are”.
Mr Bakondi underlined: wherever migrants are taken in in large numbers, the internal security situation has evidently deteriorated.
The chief advisor drew attention to the fact that legislative acts are being created in the European Union which would result in the letting in of masses of people without an upper limit and their automatic distribution among all Member States.
He added that they would also expedite family reunification, and the distribution mechanism would further be extended to foreigners who do not apply for refugee status, but are expressly economic migrants.
The position of the Hungarian Government has been clear right from the beginning, the chief advisor said.
Europe must be able to protect its external borders. It must enforce the relevant rules of the EU and the nation states. Large camps must be set up outside the territory of the EU where these people would be gathered together, and where they would be subjected to security screening to ensure that only those should be allowed into Europe who are genuine political refugees, about whom all information is available, and in whose case there is a specific country that intends to take them in, Mr Bakondi said.
Bence Tuzson, State Secretary for Government Communication at the Cabinet Office of the Prime Minister reiterated: the internal security implications of the problem are all the more relevant to the people living in Dunakeszi because the institution where unaccompanied minors are received is in the nearby locality of Fót.
The killer with an axe who attacked a family on a train in Germany, too, spent some time in Fót. This indicates that the security implications may even emerge as local problems, he pointed out.
He highlighted: if the mandatory distribution regime comes into effect, it will have its effect felt in the localities as the people distributed by Brussels would be moved to the vacant homes and social housing available there.
(Cabinet Office of the Prime Minister/MTI)
