Migrants with tickets denied access to Budapest train station

Hundreds of angry migrants have been demonstrating outside Budapest’s Keleti railway station. Authorities closed the station earlier to check travellers’ documents. Most trains from the station head west towards neighbouring Austria and Germany. Waiting waiting…refugees' agony restarts in Hungary, #Keleti now reopen for those w valid docs, ie no migrants pic.twitter.com/2rwpZxSwbE— Peter Murphy (@MurphyPeterN) September 1, 2015 A government spokesman issued an emailed statement to Reuters news agency explaining that Hungary was enforcing EU law which requires people travelling within the Schengen area to hold a valid passport and Schengen visa. Most people demonstrating outside the station had tickets and waved them in the air .. demanding that be allow travel onto Germany. Men holding babies / train tickets aloft, chanting Syria! UN! Merkel! Germany! Police looking on #Keleti pic.twitter.com/o6jQ4iVBYd— Peter Murphy (@MurphyPeterN) September 1, 2015 The station has