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After the incident in Biryulyovo, the head of the FMS fired a number of structural leaders in the South -W.
The head of the FMS Konstantin Romodanovsky, after the incident in Biryulyovo, during which the Russian citizen Egor Shcherbakov was killed by a native of Azerbaijan , illegally staying in Russia, and fired a number of structure leaders in the Southern Administrative District of Moscow. In particular, the head of the Federal Migration Service for the South -Western Administrative District, her deputy and the head of the FMS Biryukovo department, lost their posts.
In addition, during a press conference on Wednesday, Romodanovsky announced the initiation of a criminal case against the leadership of the vegetable bank in Biryulyovo , which hires migrants without documents. He also proposed deporting the punishment of illegal immigrants from Russia and spoke out against an amnesty for them, Interfax informs.
According to Romodanovsky, the FMS offers new steps to strengthen liability for illegal migration - to establish criminal liability for employers for the illegal use of migrant labor, as well as prohibit the “resale” of quotas. This statement was made by the head of the FMS against the backdrop of approval on Wednesday by the Council of the Federation of the Russian Federation of a bill that tightens the obligation of officials for interethnic conflicts.
In particular, Romodanovsky said as a visual evidence that a criminal case had already opened a criminal case against the leadership of the Biryulevsky vegetable base - the director of the base and his deputy is suspected of organizing illegal migration. The Investigative Committee has already detained two of them, and one - put on the wanted list.
Meanwhile, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said that the heads of the vegetable depot in the documents indicate dummies. The mayor said: "The real owners of the Pokrovskoye vegetable base either sit or on the run. They are not at all those who officially pretend to be such. I know who really is behind the leadership of the vegetable base."
Mindful of the case with Yegor Shcherbakov, whose murderer was the previously convicted Orhan Zeynalov, the head of the FMS called for the category of citizens "unwanted" and deporting such an Azerbaijani. In his opinion, "deportation should be extended not only to persons who committed a serious crime, but also to all foreigners convicted in Russia." Romodanovsky noted that at the same time an amnesty for migrants "will not give any good", but only "create problems."
“If this norm had been in force today, the infamous Orhan Zeynalov could not legally be in Russia, since two years ago he was sentenced to 1 year in prison for an accident,” the head of the FMS said.
Commenting on the detention of Zeynalov , Romodanovsky said that the native of Azerbaijan was in Russia with violations of migration legislation and it is not clear why he did not come to the view of law enforcement agencies earlier, RIA Novosti reports, according to Romodanovsky, Zeynalov entered Russia in 2005 and was seen for committing an administrative offense. In 2010, he left the country, but later returned again and already in 2011 was prosecuted for an accident with serious consequences.
“Since the crime committed by Zeynalov is not particularly serious, after the release, the Ministry of Justice did not make a decision on the undesirable of his stay in the country, and he was not deported,” Romodanovsky explained.
Romodanovsky emphasized that candidates for the potential closure of entry are more than 3 million migrants working illegally in the country. Earlier in Moscow, after the "people's gathering" in Biryulyovo, about a hundred migrants were detained, they will also be deported, the head of the FMS said. “On Wednesday, the Chertanovsky court issued 21 decisions on the eve of 45 decisions, on Monday - more than 20,” said Olga Rozhkova, spokesman for Chertanovsky court.