Hungary's Fidesz Party Submits Parliamentary Resolution Against EU Migration Pact

Hungary's ruling Fidesz party has submitted a draft resolution to the country's parliament opposing the European Union's migration pact. The party argues that the EU agreement violates Hungary's constitutional identity. Fidesz, led by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, has been a vocal opponent of EU migration policies and has consistently resisted Brussels' efforts to implement quota systems for distributing asylum seekers among member states. The resolution represents the latest move in Hungary's ongoing confrontation with EU institutions over migration policy, which has been a central issue in Hungarian politics and EU-Hungary relations for several years.