Hungary to deploy army to stop migrants at border

Hungary,Refugees,Immigration,Europe,World

Posted on AllSides September 15, 2015

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Hungary on Tuesday declared a state of emergency in two of its southeastern counties in response to the migration crisis, a move that paves the way to deploy the army to the border with Serbia to stop the flow of migrants that has been entering the country.

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