Dodging border fences and defacing anti-immigrant billboards in Hungary.
Jul 25 2015
In June, Hungary came out with billboards all around the city that said 'If you come to Hungary, don't take Hungarian jobs,' and 'If you come to Hungary, you have to respect the culture and rules of Hungary.' But these things were written in Hungarian.
Live from Budapest, Todd Williams explains why Hungary's new fence on the Serbian border is as much about EU bureaucracy as it is border enforcement, and how Viktor Orban's anti-immigrant messaging lost the meme battle to billboard defacers.
Guest
Todd Williams
Todd Williams is an African-American from Sacramento, California who has lived in Budapest, Hungary for the past 26 years, mostly by chance.
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