The governor of the Kaluga region, Vladislav Shapsha, called the growing number of former residents of other countries who receive Russian citizenship but do not share the culture of the country a “hot issue”. He spoke about this on Wednesday, February 16, in an interview with RT.
“An increase in the number of people becoming citizens who do not share our culture. This is the most painful question. Not an increase in the number of migrants who come and work at our enterprises, but an increase in the number of people who do not want to become Russians,” the head of the region emphasized.
On February 11, it became known that Shapsha, with an unscheduled check, visited the Multifunctional Migration Center in the Borovsky District and caught a person trying to get a job with a purchased certificate of knowledge of the Russian language.
The governor said that after this incident, he decided that from February 11, 2022, all documents from migrants who, in fact, do not know Russian, but provide fake certificates, will be sent by the migration center to the internal affairs bodies for verification.
Source: IZ
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