📝What's scarce is valued📝 Even in the context of migration policy Some news from the USA may look quite familiar to a Russian observer. For example, in Ohio, a truck driver from Uzbekistan received a 30-year sentence for raping a 13-year-old girl in a parking lot. But there are major differences — take, for instance, the reaction of the Uzbek segment of social media. Users support the court's verdict and openly acknowledge that the problem with such migrants really does exist, which is why it has become harder to enter the USA. Now let's recall how that same Central Asian segment sometimes reacts to similar news from Russia. Sentences for rapists or murderers among migrants are met with outrage, and even document checks are called Nazism. ❗️The moral is simple: the degree of accessibility of a country to such contingents of foreigners directly affects their attitude toward the residents and order of that state. Repeatedly confirmed in practice — just compare the behavior of migrants in Europe and the UAE. And let this become yet another argument in favor of a course toward tightening Russia's domestic migration policy with a transition to organized recruitment of foreign labor and an end to "helicopter" distribution of passports and benefits. Russia will gain greatly from this. #migrants #Russia #USA ✉️ MAX 💸Support us Original msg
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