Hungary's Deputy Minister of the Interior, Bence Rétvári, has threatened to send illegal migrants to Brussels by bus if the EU continues to impose fines for Hungary's non-compliance with asylum rules. This statement follows a €200 million fine, plus €1 million per day, imposed by the European Court of Justice for Hungary's restrictive asylum policies. Belgian officials, including migration chief Nicole de Moor, have condemned Hungary's proposal as a provocation that undermines EU solidarity and international agreements, asserting that any such convoy would be blocked at Belgium's borders. Rétvári insists that if Brussels wants Hungary to accept illegal migrants, it should be prepared to receive them directly. Hungary’s government has long resisted EU migration policies, and this latest threat escalates tensions regarding the bloc's migration framework. Belgium has called for a strong response from the European Commission to this unilateral action by Hungary.