BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Hungary's anti-immigration government is prepared to provide free one-way tickets to Brussels for migrants and asylum seekers attempting to enter the European Union, a minister said Thursday in response to hefty fines recently imposed on the country over its restrictive asylum policies.

In July, the European Court fined Hungary 200 million euros for violating EU asylum rules and imposed an additional penalty of a million euros per day until Hungary brings its policy in line with EU laws.

El gobierno de Hungría, contrario a la inmigración, está dispuesto a ofrecer boletos de ida gratuitos a Bruselas para los migrantes y solicitantes de asilo que intenten entrar en la Unión Europea, dij

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Hungary's Chancellery Minister Gergely Gulyás has threatened the European Union by saying he would bring refugees and migrants to Brussels. "If Brussels wants the migrants, let it have them," Gulyás,

Hungary may start redirecting migrants who appear at its borders directly to Brussels if it cannot resolve a dispute with the European Union over sanctions related to its asylum policy, according to the head of the Hungarian Prime Minister's office,