Thanks for your comment and I partially agree with you. I am also glad to see that a conversation is possible even if we have different views. There may be a law against a fence which I dont know about but I doubt that there is. If I am wrong and there is why is there a fence in Calais? If there is no law then Hungary didnt breach the law migrants can still enter the border and go through registration. Prior to this I was also thinking that the problem is in Greece but looking at the situation in Hungary and they sheer amount of people I can see why the fragile Greek economy cannot protect its borders and register people. To be honest they needed help well before this happened. And yes, the fence is not an answer on the long term and I dont think it will be up if the situation can be controlled in any other more sensible ways. However, people break through polce lines and it is physicaly impossible to establlish border control without it. You will soon see that people enter your country getting into Croatian citizens gardens and blocking train stations and motorways and making it impossible for people to go to work for example. Also what is really sad that Hungary has been criticised by Croatia that we were not prepared and Croatia will handle the situation better and look what happened! I still hope that a common solution will be found and neighbourhing countries will not turn on each other. Hungary has been critices left, right and centre without any help from our neighbourghs....