Fidesz calls on 'pro-migration MEPs' countries to take in Ahmed H.'

Since pro-migration MEPs have been campaigning on behalf of Ahmed H., who has been convicted under Hungarian terrorism laws for inciting a riot on the Hungary-Serbia border in 2015, "they should take in" the Syrian, Fidesz's communications director said on Monday. Balazs Hidveghi told a news conference in Budapest on Monday that he had written a letter to two dozen MEPs who had demanded the release of Ahmed H. a few months ago. He insisted these MEPs had defended "terrorist" Ahmed H., and they had even appeared in a campaign photograph for one of the organisations linked to billionaire George Soros. "If they care so much about his freedom, they should lobby their government to welcome Ahmed H. into their country," he said, adding that the people in Brussels who supported Ahmed H. generally occupied Liberal, Socialist, Green and Communist EP seats and had campaigned for "mass migration". They were also "on Soros's list of trusted allies" in the European Parliament, he insisted.