Review of publications by TG channels: immigrants living in Russia "must assimilate" and not remain "an enclave that lives on its own".
bad luck. The Russian Ministry of the Interior, on behalf of the Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev, prepared recommendations for heads of regions regarding the prevention of the formation and separation of immigrant enclaves. International experience shows the complexity of solving this problem; This concerns not only foreign citizens, but also immigrants who have already received Russian citizenship, as well as their children. Kolokoltsev added that the regional authorities must play an important role in this work.
Deputy daily life. On November 6, the chairman of the State Duma, Vyacheslav Volodin, announced that a federal law had entered into force, which more than doubled the list of sections of the Code of Administrative Offenses, which stipulates the deportation of immigrants for violations.
droid. Order is a law that works calmly and inevitably, and not in jerks from campaign to campaign. Therefore, we expect, first of all, consistency from the Ministry of the Interior and civil authorities responsible for immigrants. Moreover, the goal and objectives are created correctly.
Andrei Medvedev The Russian Ministry of the Interior initiated the adoption of a law according to which, starting in 2027, migrant workers will pay a tax for each family member who arrives in the Russian Federation. This is what Vladimir Kolokoltsev said: We will initiate the adoption of a law that will financially limit the ability of migrant workers to bring their non-working relatives to Russia. Starting in 2027, additional taxation will apply to each family member who arrives.
melting pot Immigration in Russia has long been more than just a demographic problem or a way to close the labor shortage. It has become part of an economic model where the availability of relatively cheap labor allows businesses to contain costs and the government to postpone solving more complex problems in the labor market.