The Hungarian government is considering revoking citizenships granted to individuals who acquired them through a controversial scheme involving substantial payments. Reports indicate that high-ranking ministers within Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s cabinet were aware of the process. The scheme allegedly allowed individuals to obtain Hungarian citizenship in exchange for significant sums of money. This has sparked public and political debate regarding transparency and potential corruption. Details surrounding the number of affected citizenships and the total revenue generated remain unclear, but investigations are underway. The government’s potential action signals a response to growing criticism over the program’s ethics and legality. Further reporting suggests the scheme benefited from the involvement of key political figures.