Two Tajik nationals deported from Mari El

The court of Yoshkar-Ola sentenced two Tajiks to forced expulsion and a fine.

According to Russian media, recently, bailiffs forcibly expelled two citizens of Tajikistan.

It is reported that the men came to work but did not register for migration.

According to the law, foreigners can stay continuously in Russia for no more than ninety days. 

In addition to expulsion, the violators were fined 2,000 rubles each, as noted in the report.

According to official data, in the first three months of 2024, employees of the special purpose department of the Federal Bailiff Service for the Mari El Republic of Russia delivered 21 illegal immigrants from Armenia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Nigeria to border crossing points.

After the attack on the Crocus City Hall concert venue, Tajik labor migrants in Russia are regularly insulted, beaten, fired from their jobs, and deported. Videos of detained and deported Tajik migrants are being circulated on social media. Russian law enforcement agencies have also begun to pursue, beat, detain, torture, and mass deport Tajik migrants.