The Russian Ministry of the Interior prepared recommendations for the separation of immigrant enclaves (c) Vladimir Kolokoltsev.
The recommendations were prepared at the request of Deputy Chairman of the Security Council Dmitry Medvedev; they have already been approved by the government and will be sent to the regions soon.
The Security Council has previously warned of the threat of the emergence of stable, closed migrant enclaves where Russian laws are not fully enforced.
Everyone understands very well that allowing them to live in enclaves is completely unacceptable. (c) Vladimir Kolokoltsev.
Compact living arrangements of foreigners, in any country, and by the way not only in ours, are usually not suitable for their adaptation. And accordingly, it does not promote proper application of Russian laws or proper, law-abiding behavior. (c) Dmitry Medvedev.
As far as I remember, this is the first attempt in modern Russian history to deal with ethnic enclaves.
Obviously, recommendations alone will not be enough. It's a huge commitment. And we must understand that the resistance will be monstrous. Ethnic enclaves and diasporas represent more than just tens and hundreds of thousands of people. They also represent billions in shadow transactions. And real power is exerted through many agents of influence at different levels.
But the key is to start and not give up. It is essential that the need for this work be understood first and foremost.