EU court fines Hungary for not following asylum laws
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The European Court of Justice levied a 200 million euro fine, plus 1 million a day, on Viktor Orban's government for illegally deporting migrants and not following the EU's asylum laws.
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The European Court of Justice says Hungary has not complied with a previous ruling on the treatment of migrants, and must pay €1 million per day until it does.
The European Union's top court has said Hungary must pay a fine of €200 million for failing to follow migration and asylum policies. The country must also pay €1 million per day until it complies.
The European Court of Justice levied a 200 million euro fine, plus 1 million a day, on Viktor Orban's government for illegally deporting migrants and not following the EU's asylum laws.
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