Two residents of Ussuriysk helped more than 300 migrants enter Russia illegally
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- Two residents of Ussuriysk organized the illegal stay of more than 300 migrants in Russia from February to October 2025, filing fictitious registration through a company where one of them worked as general director.
- The criminal case has been sent to court.
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Why It Matters
The women organized the illegal stay of migrants through fictitious registration, using the official position of one of them as the general director of the company.
Two residents of Ussuriysk helped more than 300 migrants illegally enter the territory of the Russian Federation and live there.
One of the defendants, being the general director of the company, acted as a host for illegal immigrants for a monetary reward and issued a fictitious registration.
The criminal case has been sent to court for consideration on the merits; the women are accused of organizing an illegal migration channel by a group of people using their official position.
VLADIVOSTOK, October 5 – RIA Novosti. The case of two residents of Ussuriysk, who helped more than 300 migrants illegally enter the territory of the Russian Federation and live there, has been sent to court, reports the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs for Primorye.
From February to October 2025, women organized the illegal stay of more than 300 migrants in Russia. One of the defendants, being the general director of the company, acted as a host for illegal immigrants for a monetary reward. Having completed fictitious registration, they returned tear-off notices containing deliberately false data, which allowed migrants to stay in Russia on formally legal grounds.
“At present, the investigation of the criminal case has been completed. The criminal case with the approved indictment has been sent to the court for consideration on the merits,” the Ministry of Internal Affairs said in a statement.
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The court will sentence the accused in the coming months
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Open Questions
- What kind of punishment does the accused face?
- Were migrants aware of the falsity of registration?
- How much income did the defendants receive from this activity?
