Bastrykin proposes citizenship revocation for serious crimes in Russia
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- •Alexander Bastrykin made the proposal on March 3, 2026.
- •The proposal targets migrants who commit intentional serious crimes in Russia.
- •Bastrykin also proposed full confiscation of property from corrupt officials.
- •The idea includes tougher punishments for corruption and serious offenses.
- •The proposal recalls Soviet-era practices of confiscation, as noted by Barshchevsky.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Russian government adopts Bastrykin's proposal migrants committing serious crimes could lose citizenship, reducing their legal protections and possibly leading to deportation.
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RURBC (RU)Барщевский вспомнил советский опыт после идеи Бастрыкина о конфискацияхRURT (EN)Russia mulls tougher punishment for corrupt officialsRUInterfax (RU)Глава СКР предложил лишать мигрантов гражданства за тяжкие преступленияRUKommersant (RU)Бастрыкин предложил конфисковывать у коррупционеров все имущество