A coalition of migration hardliners from Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic is prepared to oppose the EU's asylum seeker redistribution plan. The European Commission's new plan aims to ease the burden on southern European countries, but these central and eastern nations refuse to participate in the quota system. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán have both expressed their rejection of the Migration Pact, emphasizing a hardline stance on migration. The implementation of the pact faces challenges, including potential exemptions for certain countries and backlash from member states. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)