"Arrival, labor, departure: Russian officials are devising a revised immigration strategy"
In recent news, a new migration policy in Russia has sparked concerns about the limited access to education for migrant children. The policy, which emphasizes increasing labor productivity and strictly controlling migrant stay, has led to enrollment issues for children of migrants and returnee families.
Reports indicate that many children are unable to attend schools under the new policy due to complex tests and bureaucratic hurdles. This situation is further exacerbated by the lack of integration of migrant workers into society, as the policy does not seem to address this issue.
Experts warn that the lack of education for migrant children could potentially lead to increased crime and social tension. They argue that providing education is not just a basic right but also a crucial step towards ensuring a stable and harmonious society.
Previous reports suggested that a vast majority of migrant children would not be admitted to Russian schools. This prediction seems to be materializing, as the issue of access to education remains unaddressed by authorities.
The new policy, based on the principle 'Arrival, Work, Departure', was proposed by Alexander Dobrindt, the German Federal Minister of the Interior. Dobrindt called for a tougher EU migration policy focused on the return of rejected asylum seekers and the fight against irregular migration.
However, the potential social risks posed by the new policy are becoming increasingly apparent. The challenges faced by migrant children in accessing education could have far-reaching implications for the future of Russia's society. It is hoped that authorities will take steps to address this issue and ensure that all children, regardless of their background, have the opportunity to receive a quality education.
In conclusion, the new migration policy in Russia has raised concerns about the limited access to education for migrant children. Experts warn that this could lead to increased crime and social tension, and it is hoped that authorities will take steps to address this issue.
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