The Zetulin Diaspora Institute analyzed the bills rejected by the State Duma that would tighten the immigration legislation. Let's also look at what they wrote. First, it's worth admitting (although we've never claimed otherwise) that some of the bills are really badly designed. but. Note the highlighted one. 1. Evaluate the arguments against expanding the grounds for denying acquired citizenship. Will there be any downsides? Who is to blame for the fact that our Russian passports were distributed by helicopter to tens, perhaps hundreds of thousands of different criminals and crooks? And without asking anyone. Why don't we have the right to weed out such "new Russians" and leave only law-abiding people? A person does not choose where to be born, but chooses where to move later, and the receiving party has the right to set his own filters. What is the national interest in leaving criminals with acquired citizenship? Who will explain? 2. The most important bill. They write that if the deportation of Russians and other indigenous peoples is prohibited, then it will be impossible to deport those who pose a threat to national security. At the same time, the exclusion of participants at that time was prohibited. It turns out that a participant then by default cannot pose a threat to national security? This is not true. A threat to national security can generally be taken outside the scope of the law; This is an option for the FSB. There really isn't a list of indigenous nationalities (we've been writing about the need for such a list for years), but even now there is a law, Federal Law 99. Article 2 of it defines the nationalities of the Russian Federation Nationalities of the Russian Federation - nationalities of people whose main areas of settlement are in the Russian Federation. This is enough to keep Central Asia and Transcavia off the list, but we don't need more. Of those rejected, these bills are essential. So that the native peoples of Russia are not deported and so that the citizenship and property of criminals who have hijacked a Russian passport can be more massively revoked. 3. There was also a contraction.

The Zetulin Diaspora Institute analyzed the bills rejected by the State Duma that would tighten the immigration legislation. Let's also look at what they wrote. First, it's worth admitting (although we've never claimed otherwise) that some of the bills are really badly designed. but. Note the highlighted one. 1. Evaluate the arguments against expanding the grounds for denying acquired citizenship. Will there be any downsides? Who is to blame for the fact that our Russian passports were distributed by helicopter to tens, perhaps hundreds of thousands of different criminals and crooks? And without asking anyone. Why don't we have the right to weed out such "new Russians" and leave only law-abiding people? A person does not choose where to be born, but chooses where to move later, and the receiving party has the right to set his own filters. What is the national interest in leaving criminals with acquired citizenship? Who will explain? 2. The most important bill. They write that if the deportation of Russians and other indigenous peoples is prohibited, then it will be impossible to deport those who pose a threat to national security. At the same time, the exclusion of participants at that time was prohibited. It turns out that a participant then by default cannot pose a threat to national security? This is not true. A threat to national security can generally be taken outside the scope of the law; This is an option for the FSB. There really isn't a list of indigenous nationalities (we've been writing about the need for such a list for years), but even now there is a law, Federal Law 99. Article 2 of it defines the nationalities of the Russian Federation Nationalities of the Russian Federation - nationalities of people whose main areas of settlement are in the Russian Federation. This is enough to keep Central Asia and Transcavia off the list, but we don't need more. Of those rejected, these bills are essential. So that the native peoples of Russia are not deported and so that the citizenship and property of criminals who have hijacked a Russian passport can be more massively revoked. 3. There was also a contraction.