prime minister viktor orban ordered the construction of a fence to keep out migrants. many hungarians support this move. >> muslims don't belong here. hungary is a catholic country, and so is all of europe. islam doesn't belong here, period. >> eva is from hungary, and her partner is austrian. their neighbors are german. they've created their own little enclave, here in hungary. simone and lothar luther are helping with the renovations. they moved here about two months ago from central germany. for the good weather, the lake, and more. >> because there are no refugees here. because of the police presence. we've talked to locals, they feel safe. they say the police patrol the town two or three times a day. that's great. >> simone luther quit her job as a hair stylist to move to hungary. she says she was afraid in germany. >> i wanted to go for a jog in the evening, but jurgen told me not to do it. we don't know these people. i don't want to be unfair, but it's foreign, and people are panicked about will happen if mosques are built. >> back in budapest, we show our foota

prime minister viktor orbÁn prepared for a fully-fledged power struggle.e germans tried forcing the issue by demanding a vote in a dramatic meeting of interior ministers in brussels. a majority ended up deciding in favor of limited refugee quotas, but this did not change the situation on the ground. most migrants continued to get stuck in greek camps. >> heads of state, ministers come here, decide, this is what we're going to do. and then they go home and it's actually not happening and i think that's a huge issue for the european union. we have to do what we decide together otherwise the whole credibility and the stability and power of the construction is gone. reporter: which is exactly what happened. a number of countries started to rebel against merkel's policy. austria and the balkan states closed their borders. in interviews merkel was undeterred. but she was a largely isolated figure, and effectively the border closures were helping her. she now put all her efforts into a deal with turkey, to prevent refugees from illegally getting to europe in the

prime minister viktor orbÁn prepared for a fully-fledged power struggle.e germans tried forcing the issue by d demanding a vote in a dramatic meeting of interior ministers in brussels. a majority ended up deciding in favor of limited refugee quotas, but this did not change the situation on the ground. most migrants continued to get stuck in greek camps. >> heads of state, ministers come here, decide, this is what we're going to do. and then they go home and it's actually not happening and i think that's a huge issue for the european union. we have to do what we decide together otherwise the whole credibility and the stability and power of the construction is gone. reporter: which is exactly what happened. a number of countries started to rebel against merkel's policy. austria and the balkan states closed their borders. in interviews merkel was undeterred. but she was a largely isolated figure, and effectively the border closures were helping her. she now put all her efforts into a deal with turkey, to prevent refugees from illegally getting to europe in th

prime minister viktor orban ordered the construction of a fence to keep out migrants.y hungarians support this move. >> muslims don't belong h here. hungary is a catholic country, and so is all of europe. islam doesn't belong here, period. >> eva is from h hungary, anandr partner is austrian. ththeir neighbors are german. they've created their own little enclave, here in hungary. simone and lothar luther are helping with the renovations. they moved here about two months ago from central germany. for the good weather, the lake, and more. >> because there are no refugees here. . because e of the police presenc we've talked toto locals, they feel safe. they say the police patrol the town two or three times a day. that's great. >> simone luther quit her job as a hair stylist to move to hungary. she says she was afraid in germany. >> i wanted to go for a jog in the evening, but jurgen told me not to do it. we don't know these people. i don't want to be unfair, but it's foforeign, a and people are panicked about will happen if mosques are built. >> back in budapest, we show