Well-known farmer Justus Walker may leave Russia
Justus Walker, an American farmer who became famous in Russia as the "Jolly Milkman," has reported serious problems with his documents. According to the entrepreneur, the authorities are planning to expel him and his family from the country.
Walker came to Russia as a child at the age of 11. In 2000, when his parents decided to return to the United States, he made the decision to stay in Russia. Over the years, he has built a successful farming business and become a prominent figure in the Russian agro-industrial sector.
The farmer gained widespread fame in 2014 after a video of his interview appeared on the internet. In it, he ironically commented on the introduction of a food embargo, which earned him the nickname "Jolly Milkman." Since then, Walker has been actively developing his farm and has frequently appeared in the media.
At the moment, the details regarding the legal reasons for the potential expulsion remain unclear. Justus Walker himself has not yet disclosed the specifics of which particular migration law violations served as the basis for such a decision by the official authorities.
The situation has caused a wide resonance among the farmer's followers and colleagues. Official information is expected in the near future regarding whether the Walker family will be able to resolve their documentation issues and remain in Russia.