Trump says Hungary's border stance keeps crime down, says Europe 'flooding' with migrants
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President Donald Trump said Friday that Europe and world leaders should respect Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban “very strongly because he's been right on immigration."
Greg Norman is a reporter at Fox News Digital.
"He was right on immigration. They were wrong. They are flooding Europe with people from all over the world. And Europe is becoming a different place. And I tell the leaders all the time, ‘you better stop or you're not going to have Europe anymore.’ It's a very dangerous thing they're doing," Trump added.
"So on migration issue, just for clarification, in Hungary, the number of illegal migration is like that — zero, zero because we have a crystal-clear system. If somebody would like to come to Hungary first, he should ask for that," Orban said. "If he gives the permission, they can step in. Nobody can step on the territory of Hungary without having permission from the Hungarian authorities. This is the regulation. Simple, while working."
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