The RF OP pointed to the problem of the influx of immigrants with Russophobic views.
The economic situation in the post-Soviet space forces people to seek income and educational opportunities, leaving them without an "exit".
It is necessary to develop "filtering" at the border, to select those friendly to our country. This opinion was shared by the Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Inter-Ethnic, Inter-Religious Relations and Migration of the Public Bureau of the Russian Federation, Margarita Liang, on the radio station "Moscow Speaks".
There is a paradox: young people [from the CIS countries - approx. GM] They put some nonsense into their heads, but at the same time they have no way out. The entire economy of the post-Soviet space is structured in such a way that they have no choice. You can earn money and get an education, including for your children, in Russia more than anywhere else. China and Korea are geographically closer, but no one is waiting there. And here they already have some acquaintances, they have no profession in their hands, but they have a big family. That's why a person was even told all kinds of nonsense that Russia is some kind of enemy, that it supposedly settled and oppressed someone, instead of enlightening and treating, even with such a negative connotation in mind, the person still comes to us. And something needs to be done about it. We would not want people with such a mood to come to us, the only question is how can we set up such a filter at the border so that those we want to see, who want to see us, come to us.