Peter Akos Bod, adviser to Peter Magyar's party, discusses the need for Hungary to adopt the migration pact, contrasting it with the party's public stance against admitting migrants. He claims the government's refusal to change migration rules stems from fear of losing prestige, leading to significant fines from the European Court of Justice. The Tisza Party's history of concealing truths and the influence of Brussels on their politics is highlighted, with experts suggesting that despite their public opposition, they often support pro-migration proposals within the European People’s Party. Teljes cikk (Magyarnemzet)