Hungary Defies EU on Migration Policy

Hungary just told the EU to back off. The government announced it will refuse to pay fines or accept

migrants under the new EU migration package. Brussels wants countries to either take in

refugees or pay twenty thousand euros per person they reject. But Hungary's having

none of it. They're calling it an attack on their sovereignty and say protecting

their borders is non-negotiable. EU officials are fuming, labeling it open

rebellion. Hungary's response? They'd rather face consequences than compromise on immigration.

This standoff could reshape how the entire bloc handles migration policy. The question now

is whether other countries will follow Hungary's lead or if Brussels will find a way to enforce