Argentine President Javier Milei met with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in Hungary, where he articulated his controversial views on immigration. During the meeting, Milei emphasized that when immigrants do not culturally adapt to their new surroundings, it ceases to be immigration and becomes an 'invasion.' He expressed intent to further elaborate on this perspective in his upcoming speech at CPAC, highlighting Orbán's own strict immigration policies as a model.

The encounter was notably filmed and shared by the Argentinian Presidency, taking place at the Carmelite Monastery in Buda, Hungary. Orbán is known for his harsh rhetoric against immigration, having previously referred to migrants as 'poison' for society. His administration has taken significant measures to deter immigration, including a 2017 plan that proposed criminalizing asylum seekers while their claims were processed.

This meeting between two leaders known for their right-wing populist views on immigration raises questions about potential collaborations on immigration policy, as well as broader implications for how nations might address immigrant integration. Both leaders seem aligned in their adversarial approach to immigration, potentially signaling a strengthening of ties between Hungary and Argentina in terms of policy alignment and geopolitical strategy.