Hungary PM Orban warns about 'threat' of mass migration

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - European Union member states will be forced to protect themselves from the "threat" of mass migration until they forge a united stance on the problem, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Monday."Our borders are under threat, our life based on a respect for laws...and the whole of Europe. We are being run over," Orban told parliament.He reiterated that the migrant quotas proposed by Brussels were not a "European action plan" as first the borders must be protected and the flow of migrants stopped.Orban called on all parliamentary parties to support the government in its efforts ahead of a vote on a ruling party proposal to use the army to protect Hungary's borders.(Reporting by Krisztina Than and Sandor Peto; Editing by Angus MacSwan)Join the conversation about this story
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