47 illegal migrants expelled from Russia in Lipetsk Region
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It is reported that 47 foreign nationals who were detained in the Lipetsk Region without legal grounds to remain in the country have been expelled from Russian territory. Information about the expulsions has appeared in regional news sources.
Expulsion is a procedure in which a foreigner who has violated migration legislation is forcibly required to leave the country. As a rule, this decision is made by migration control authorities, and detentions are carried out by police officers. A violation is considered to be, for example, the absence of valid documents or an expired period of stay.
Russia has rules under which foreign nationals are obliged to comply with laws on entry, registration and employment. Inspections in the regions are carried out regularly, and their purpose is to identify violations of the migration regime.
Details about the citizenship of those detained, the timing of the expulsions and the circumstances of the detentions are not specified in the published report. Additional information may appear in official statements from regional authorities and internal affairs bodies.
Sources: Gorod48
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