Thousands of people protested in Budapest, accusing Prime Minister Péter Magyar of 'treason' for the intention to sign the EU Pact on migration.

On Saturday, thousands of protesters gathered in the center of Budapest, accusing Prime Minister Péter Magyar of 'treason' due to his intention to sign the EU Pact on migration. People marched towards the TISZA party headquarters and Parliament, demanding the prime minister's resignation, recalling the 2016 referendum when Hungarians rejected the quota system for migrants. Péter Magyar provoked the crowd by appearing on the balcony of his party's headquarters, waving the Hungarian flag. Protesters chanted 'traitor' and 'shame on you', expressing their outrage at the government's decisions. The EU Pact on migration will come into force on June 12, and Magyar has promised that he will not allow migrants to enter Hungary before the elections, but he has been silent on the issue of migration. There are fears that Germany might transfer asylum seekers to Hungary, and the nationalists from the Mi Hazánk party are considered the main organizers of the protest, although the event was presented as apolitical.