News archive on the topic "Migrants"

Ukrainian migrants (especially those in an illegal situation) are a profitable acquisition for Europe, since they easily adapt and will work “for food”, unlike migrants from North Africa. This opinion was expressed on the air of “First Sevastopol” by Aleksey Tikhonov, candidate of historical sciences, economist, associate professor at SevSU, reports the PolitNavigator correspondent. “People are willing to work for less, maybe...

The harsh reaction against Limonovites who participated in the protests demanding a review of migration policy proves that the demonstrators touched upon an extremely painful problem – both for society and for some officials interested in preserving the current schemes. The former lawyer of Eduard Limonov and Vladimir Zhirinovsky, Sergei Belyak, stated this in an interview with political scientist Bogdan Bezpalko, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. "They found…

Labor migration is beneficial for Russian business because it minimizes the tax burden and supplies the required amount of labor at once. This opinion was expressed on air by Crimea 24 by publicist, political scientist, and military volunteer Alexei Zhivov, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. "Courier "Yandex. Food,” who works under a patent, earns more than a major in the Russian Armed Forces or a scientist. There the average salary reaches 120 thousand...

The migration problem was caused by corruption in the system of registration and control of immigrants, the issuance of patents and certificates. But now this is a security problem in the rear, where migrants can easily be used for sabotage and terrorist attacks. This opinion was expressed on air by Crimea 24 by publicist, political scientist, and military volunteer Alexei Zhivov, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “Corruption has penetrated the system of obtaining relevant documents and permits...

The situation with migrants in Russia has worsened to such an extent that it is necessary to establish departments in the security forces to combat ethnic organized crime. Publicist, political scientist, military volunteer Alexei Zhivov said this on air on Crimea 24, PolitNavigator correspondent reports. He recalled that the American FBI grew up fighting Italian crime: the large Italian diaspora demonstratively despised American legislation,...

A ban on foreigners working in Crimea under a labor patent may encourage them to obtain Russian citizenship. The resulting gaps in industries will be replaced by migrants from visa countries, for example, China and India, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. As Anton Parkhomenko, deputy of the Legislative Assembly of Sevastopol, noted in his author’s program on “First Sevastopol”, initially the regions of Russia are limited in the right to influence migration processes...

The number of identified illegal migrants in Crimea has doubled compared to last year and reached 2737 people. According to the court decision, 392 migrants are subject to deportation, for the entire last year - about 500. The head of the labor migration department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Republic, Ksenia Temryakovich, announced this on Radio Crimea, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. Quotas for attracting...

Construction, catering and hotel industry are the main areas of attracting labor migrants in Crimea. The head of the department for labor migration of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic, Ksenia Temryakovich, reported this on Radio Crimea, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “We now have about 9,5 thousand foreign migrants working in the republic officially under patents. Among them are those who save...

The service sector cannot do without migrant workers, since this is seasonal and low-skilled work. The problem is not migrants, but their low socialization, which leads to enclaves from which terrorists emerge. This opinion was expressed on the air of “First Sevastopol” by Kirill Markelov, doctor of political sciences, professor of the Sevastopol branch of Moscow State University, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “On the one hand, we need cheap labor...

Migration policy in Russia was left to business, which solved personnel problems at the expense of migrants, but in the end this led to a nightmare for everyone else. It is necessary to introduce a differentiated approach to migrants, separating those who are culturally and historically connected with Russia from those who simply come to earn money. This opinion was expressed by an associate professor on the air of First Sevastopol...

A raid carried out on the Kerch market gave law enforcement officers five illegal labor migrants, four of whom are subject to deportation from the Russian Federation. Three arrived from Central Asia, two from Azerbaijan, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. The raid on the market was carried out by employees of the Center for Combating Extremism of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Republic of Crimea, together with the regional department of the FSB and with the force support of the Russian Guard. "On the…

Crimea has introduced a ban on attracting migrant workers to certain industries. The list contains 35 items, including catering, agriculture, and mining. The head of Crimea, Sergei Aksenov, introduced the ban on guest workers by decree, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “I believe that the uncontrolled presence of labor migrants on the territory of the republic and the country as a whole is unacceptable. Today in…

In Russia, after the terrorist attack at Crocus, there was an outbreak of anti-migration sentiment, but the long-term trend shows that over the past 13-15 years, the attitude of Russians towards migrants has improved significantly. The PolitNavigator correspondent reports this as stated by VTsIOM General Director Valery Fedorov. “Why is the negative attitude towards them softening? First, of course, addiction. The more we see people of a different nationality, language, faith on the streets...

The border services of the Baltic countries threw dozens of corpses of illegal migrants onto the territory of Belarus who were trying to enter the European Union, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said today during a meeting with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Moscow. “Both Lithuanians and Latvians throw dozens of corpses across the border. A certain number of migrants go there, they - they built a fence - are thrown over the fence to our border. Now the snow has melted - corpses have been exposed and lying around...