Influence of migration processes on the state of criminality of extremist orientation in conditions of radicalization and growth of protest activity in Russia and foreign countries
The article analyzes the impact of migration processes on the state of extremist crime in Russia and foreign countries. The author examines the main features and features inherent in modern migration processes, analyzes the positive and negative aspects of migration. It has been established that people involved in the activities of international terrorist and extremist organizations can enter the Russian Federation as a result of insufficiently controlled external and internal migration processes. The analysis led to the conclusion that insufficiently controlled migration processes, radicalization and protest activity are interdependent phenomena that largely determine the extremist crime in Russia and abroad. The author of the article proposes a number of social and political-legal measures to counteract criminogenic phenomena that accompany migration processes and generate criminality of extremist orientation. The main measures are: to improve interstate interaction of bodies to control the rate of immigrant influx and outflow of emigrants; to strengthen cooperation of the human rights commissioners at the interstate level to implement joint research projects of migration policy; to strengthen the border control regime in order to prevent the possibility of illegal penetration of persons, especially participants in armed conflicts and fighting in Syria; to strengthen the supervision of the prosecution authorities over the activities of legal entities providing tourist services for organizing illegal migration channels.