A family of Tajikistani Roma has been ordered to leave Russia

At the initiative of the Novosibirsk prosecutor’s office, the police conducted an inspection of a Roma family. Now the family must leave the country within three days, otherwise they will be deported.

The reason for this decision was the hooliganism of the children. Residents complained that the homeless children were behaving aggressively in a public place and throwing stones at passersby.

According to the Vesti Novosibirsk agency, the prosecutor’s office reviewed a complaint from a Novosibirsk teacher named Maria.

“Near the barbecue stalls on Khilokskaya Street, two homeless children, presumably of Roma nationality, were begging, throwing stones at me, making faces, laughing, and behaving aggressively,” Maria told the investigators.

The prosecutor’s office initiated an inspection, and the aggressive homeless children were quickly found. It turned out that they are Roma, citizens of Tajikistan. The father remained in their homeland, while the mother brought the 12-year-old son and 7-year-old daughter to Novosibirsk. She registered the documents in her name but did not even put the children on record. She was making a living as a temporary cleaner, sorting vegetables and fruits at the Khilok market. The children were begging and living on the streets.

The woman has already been punished twice for violating immigration laws and three times for failing to fulfill parental responsibilities.

The 32-year-old citizen of Tajikistan was handed a notification at the Lenin District Migration Department and was required to leave the territory of the Russian Federation within three days.

It is reported that this is the first case in the Novosibirsk region of a family of migrants being sent back home in full after the hooliganism of children on the streets.

According to the agency, following mass complaints from local residents about the behavior of foreigners, the situation on Khilokskaya Street has been placed under special control.

Since the beginning of the year, police in the Lenin District of Novosibirsk have deported 277 illegal migrants.