Hungary Offers Free One-Way Tickets to Brussels for Migrants

Move comes as response to EU fines over Hungary's restrictive asylum policies, says government official.

Hungary's government criticized EU's fines and asylum policies, promising migrants free transport to Brussels.
The European Court of Justice fined Hungary €200 million for violating EU asylum rules, with an additional €1 million daily penalty.
Prime Minister Orbán's chief of staff stated the country will not change its migration policies despite EU rulings.
Hungary's anti-immigrant stance has been firm since the 2015 migrant crisis, leading to fortified borders and closed transit zones.
The proposal to send migrants to Brussels mirrors actions by some U.S. states transporting migrants to different cities.