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  1. The European Commission proposed new migration rules for the EU, which must subsequently be approved by the European Parliament.
  2. Hungary faces protests over its government's policy regarding the new EU migration pact.
  3. Funds are tied to Hungary accepting the terms of the EU migration pact.

Péter Magyar's party headquarters are in Budapest and are expected to sign the EU Migration Pact.

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Péter Magyar's party headquarters are in Budapest and are expected to sign the EU Migration Pact.

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  1. Negotiations aim to close migration proceedings between Magyar and the EC.1 source
  2. Péter Magyar's party is expected to sign the EU Migration Pact, which takes effect continent-wide.1 source

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