In Russia, the possibility of revoking citizenship of those people who received it by birthright, for example, oppositionists, should be legalized. This was stated by the chairman of the committee on information policy, information technology and communications Alexander Khinshtein in his Telegram channel.
“Sometimes you listen to the revelations of our oppositionists and think: why do you need a Russian passport if you hate your country and your people?” The deputy asked.
Khinshtein also called the proposals of President Vladimir Putin correct and necessary to expand the reasons for deprivation of citizenship for naturalized citizens. At the end of December, the President proposed to allow him to be deprived of him for grave crimes against the state, as well as crimes in the sphere of trafficking in psychotropic substances and drugs.
Putin offered to revoke citizenship for serious crimes
Article 22 of the Federal Law “On Citizenship of the Russian Federation” states that the grounds for deprivation of citizenship are:
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