New migration law risks deepening Russia's labor crisis
[AzerNews] - 01/4/2025
Starting March 5, a new law in Russia will grant police expanded powers to monitor and control foreign nationals slated for deportation. These measures, aimed at tightening state control over migrants, have sparked debates on their potential consequences for both Russia and its labor market.
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