Hungary seek legal action against EU – Wants €2 billion for defending borders

Hungary built a fence to protect the border. Now they want the EU to pay them €2 billion for protecting the border. This comes after the EU has fined Hungary €200 million for refusing to open their borders. Recently I reported on how the EU has imposed a massive €200 million fine on Hungary for refusing to follow the EU and open their borders, something the Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has called ”outrageous and unacceptable”. Not only that, but the EU is demanding that Hungary pay an additional €1 million for every day that they do not open up their borders. Not surprisingly, Hungary is not very happy about this, so they have come up with some solutions. Firstly, Hungary has said that if the EU forces them to open up their borders, they will offer asylum seekers a ”one-way ticket to Brussels”, with Gergely Gulyás, the chief of staff to Viktor Orbán saying that if Brussels wants asylum seekers, they ”can have them”. Now it has been revealed that Hungary is also looking at taking legal action against the EU to pay them for having protected the borders of the European Union.