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Hungary PM Orban says EU Commission immigration plan ‘no breakthrough’

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epa07272828 Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban speaks during an international press conference in the Cabinet Office of the Prime Minister in Budapest, Hungary, 10 January 2019. Prime Minister Orban and his government have faced series of protests as thousands of Hungarians protest since weeks against new overtime law, dubbed 'Slave Law' raising the allowable overtime to 400 hours a year and other government policies. EPA-EFE/SZILARD KOSZTICSAK HUNGARY OUT

The European Commission’s migration plan presented on Wednesday is not a breakthrough, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in a press briefing in Brussels according to state TV channel M1 on Thursday.

“The breakthrough will come when the Hungarian proposal is accepted that says that nobody can enter the territory of the European Union until one of the member states closes their asylum procedure,” Orban said.

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