Relationship of Criminal Policy with The Migration activities of Hungarian Public Service Organizations

Abstract

The impact of mass immigration in 2015 is most evident in the change in criminal policy and, in this context, in the activities of administrative and law enforcement agencies dealing with migration. These organizations were basically not formed to the size and intensity of migratory pressure, either in numbers or in infrastructure. The Dublin III Regulation, signed by Hungary in January 2015, aims to accommodate two to three hundred thousand refugees throughout the European Union. In my study, I examine the relationship between Hungarian civil service organizations and the criminal policy.