The United States of America began deporting fugitives from the mobilization back to Russia.
The United States has resumed deportations to Russia, which were suspended shortly after the start of a large-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine, writes The Guardian.
According to the publication, a few days ago a man was deported from the United States to Russia, who fled from mobilization and tried to get asylum in the States. It comes to the US via Mexico.
According to the lawyer, the migration authorities, considering the Russian application, came to the conclusion that the threat of sending troops was not sufficient grounds for granting asylum.
He noted that similar decisions were made in relation to his three other clients from Russia, but they are now awaiting appeal.
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement said this week it was enforcing removals from countries, including Russia, in accordance with US removal guidelines.
“Migrants from Russia came to the US thinking they could get asylum and be protected from deportation because of the government’s stated stance. Now this apparent change in policy has caused confusion among migrants and their supporters, with little time left to plan,” the edition wrote.
Recall that analysts at the Institute for the Study of War are convinced that the intentions of the State Duma to raise the draft age in Russia indicate that the Kremlin does not plan to carry out a full mobilization.
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