Russia expands deportation grounds to 45

The most comprehensive Russian law regarding violations that lead to deportation has expanded the number of applicable articles from 22 to 45 following President Vladimir Putin's signing. The law now also criminalizes discrimination, considering violations of human rights based on gender, ethnicity, nationality, religion, or social status as grounds for deportation. Additionally, refusal to comply with military orders during border crossings or while performing duties to defend the country constitutes a valid reason for expulsion. Further violations have been added, including rioting, participation in unauthorized events, drug use, calling for sanctions against Russia, and others. The law has increased the border fine from 2,000 to 4,000 rubles and explicitly states that family circumstances or length of stay are not accepted as justifications to avoid deportation. Full implementation of the law is expected after 90 days, as part of Russia's policy to tighten immigration controls and enhance security following terrorist attacks, aiming to ensure residents adhere to the laws.

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