Bakondi noted that every EU member state has introduced some form of defensive measure as public concern over migration has increasingly translated into political pressure. Italy, for instance, has established a migrant facility in Albania, while several states have tightened border surveillance or reinstated internal Schengen checks. As these parties gain ground, they are forcing faster and more decisive action on migration, prompting governing parties to respond with stricter policies. At the same time, Bakondi criticized the European Union’s central institutions, saying Brussels has failed to recognize the depth of public concern. Commenting specifically on Germany, Bakondi said illegal migrants are increasingly viewed not as a humanitarian issue but as a public security challenge.