"Currently the greatest challenge in solving the migration is Germany’s inconsistent policy. Even displaying the muscles to its neighbors over the border will not hide it," Chovanec said.
On Monday, European interior ministers failed to agree on the relocation of 120,000 refugees throughout the bloc’s 28 members on an equitable basis.
A final decision on the refugee resettlement is now expected at another justice and home affairs council meeting on October 8 in Luxembourg.
Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic have so far expressed their intent to reject the new migrant quota.
Europe is currently struggling with what is being called the worst refugee crisis since World War II. President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker said earlier this month that nearly half a million migrants and asylum seekers were estimated to have entered Europe since the beginning of the year.
