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Hungary Fined for What Orban Calls ‘Defending the Borders of the European Union’

‘This failure to fulfill obligations constitutes an unprecedented and exceptionally serious breach of EU law,’ the European Court of Justice says.

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Prime Minister Orban at Budapest April 3, 2022. — Prime Minister Orban at Budapest April 3, 2022. AP/Petr David Josek

Published: Jun 13, 2024, 03:59 PM ET
Updated:Jun 13, 2024, 04:12 PM ET

The European Union’s top court fined Hungary on Thursday for failing to follow the union’s asylum laws and illegally deporting migrants.

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The European Union’s top court fined Hungary on Thursday for failing to follow the union’s asylum laws and illegally deporting migrants.

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