The reasons for deporting immigrants have multiplied. During the eight months of this year, more than 260,000 immigrants were banned from entering Russia - 75.8% more than a year earlier, Vyacheslav Volodin reported, citing data from the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Most of the refusals are related to administrative expulsion and deportation. In addition, over nine months, the FSSP forcibly deported 63,500 violators. what changed On November 3, a law went into effect that increased the list of sections of the Code of Administrative Offenses that allow deportation from 22 to 45. The list included not only immigration violations, but also defamation of the RF armed forces, calls for sanctions against Russia, pedophilia propaganda, gender reassignment, sexual misconduct by the police, sexual misconduct by the police. Since 2024, the State Duma has adopted 32 federal laws in the field of immigration, Volodin added. Earlier it was reported that the Ministry of the Interior devised a "home-work-home" route for immigrants.