Activists fear that critics of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán with dual nationalities may face expulsion as the ruling party, Fidesz, plans to amend the constitution. Máté Kocsis, the parliamentary group leader, stated that citizens holding foreign citizenship could be expelled if their actions threaten national security. Critics, including historian Stefano Bottoni and journalist Csaba Lukács, express anger and anxiety over the implications of this move, drawing historical parallels to past citizenship revocations. The government aims to eliminate foreign-funded critics, with Orbán linking them to a 'Soros network.'