EU Fines Hungary €200m Over Asylum Law Violations

Hungary faces additional €1m daily penalty until compliance with EU migration policies is achieved.

The European Court of Justice ruled Hungary's actions as a severe breach of EU law.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán criticized the fines as unjust and a threat to national sovereignty.
Hungary's policies have resulted in unlawful detentions and forced deportations of asylum seekers.
The EU demands Hungary align its asylum procedures with established international protection rights.
Hungary is set to assume the rotating presidency of the EU Council on July 1.