I don't know about the Italian laws, but one of the main criticisms of the Hungarian ones is that they lack an end date. the laws passed in Germany and the Nordic countries (I don't know the Italian laws, sorry), for example, often carry a time limit.

The Hungarian situation is judged by the light of the increasingly authoritarian Orban. From the outside it looks like yet another opportunity for him to pass laws that gives him more power at the expense of civil rights. Last time I checked, the state of emergency during the 2015 immigration wave was still in place, even though hardly anyone tries to go to or through Hungary, regardless of what Orban says. judging Hungarian political climate, I wouldn't be surprised if it is still in place.