The Latest: Hungary PM lauds Europe's 'migrant-free zone'

Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orban gestures after delivering his speech during an official celebration of the national holiday marking the 61st anniversary of the outbreak of the Hungarian revolution and war of independence against communist rule and the Soviet Union in 1956 in front of the House of Terror Museum in Budapest, Hungary, Monday, Oct. 23, 2017. Orban said Central Europe is the continent’s last “migrant-free zone” and that unity among its countries, including Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic, is enough to stop globalization and mass migration. (Tamas Kovacs/MTI via AP)

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