The survey that appeared in Wednesday’s edition of business daily Napi Gazdaság shows that almost all respondents were aware of the terror attack in Paris two weeks ago.

Fully 70% considered Hungary’s immigration law to be too lenient and wanted rules to be made stricter. This view cuts across political affiliation: 56% of left-wing supporters shared it, 65% of centrists approved of tightening regulations and 59% of undecided voters did so.

Altogether 85% of right-wing voters were in favour, Századvég said. Based on the survey done between Jan. 12 and 17, 61% thought that the EU was not up to the task of protecting European citizens from a terrorist attack.

Source www.hungarymatters.hu

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