As of November 3, the list of administrative articles under which foreigners can be deported from Russia will expand from 22 to 45. It was announced by the chairman of the State Duma Vyacheslav Volodin, to register the laws that enter into force in November. The new basis will include violations such as disobedience to the demands of the police or military personnel, discrimination and different lines of jurisdiction in public order. In addition, among the changes in November, Volodyne emphasized the reduction of the treasury's time to transmit data on public payments to one hour, the completion of an experiment for preferential air travel and the expansion of the ground for issuing credit reports to credit bureaus as part of protecting the rights of debtors. In October, the tax service began to transfer the Ministry of Interior's information on the income of foreigners who come to work in Russia. In addition, new laws are already in place to set boundaries around educational institutions where it is forbidden to sell tobacco products. Follow OBKOR.