Russian President Vladimir Putin has formed an interdepartmental commission of the Security Council on migration policy. This follows from the decree of the Russian leader, published on February 10.
As follows from the document, a commission on improving the state migration policy is being created to fulfill the tasks assigned to the Security Council to ensure the national security of the Russian Federation in the migration sphere and regulate migration processes in the interests of the country’s socio-economic development.
“The commission is entrusted with the following functions: analysis of the state of the migration situation in the Russian Federation … the announcement of internal and external threats to national security in the migration sphere, the preparation of proposals to the Security Council on issues related to the implementation of a unified state migration policy, the suppression of illegal migration …” document.
On February 6, a draft of a new procedure, according to which decisions should be made on the undesirability of the stay of a foreign citizen on the territory of Russia, was published by the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The document clarifies the previously adopted government decree and is one of the components of the migration policy reform.
Thus, the department proposed to cancel temporary restrictions on making a decision on declaring the stay in the Russian Federation of a foreign citizen as undesirable, as well as an indication of the need to take into account the presence of such a citizen of close relatives with Russian citizenship. The need to relax the rules regarding foreigners with families in Russia has been discussed over the past years.
Source: IZ
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