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ICE reportedly relied on a 'politically motivated' request from the Kremlin to try to deport a Russian asylum seeker legally staying in the US

Still, legal experts told Politico that Duralev's case is part of a disturbing trend of US law enforcement using the notices to deport immigrants, with one saying it risked making the US "a willing participant in Russia’s persecution of dissidents.

Those requests typically contain information to help local authorities identify the suspect as well as details about the crimes they're wanted for.For one, it was missing basic information and littered with errors — for example, accusing Duralev of embezzling 73 million rubles, which it falsely said amounted to $20 million — according to Politico.

But more worrying was the fact that it came from Russia, with which the US has no extradition treaty due to widespread corruption within its justice system.Duralev has been critical of corruption in Russia. He had written a thesis on the subject while acquiring his second master's degree, in economics, and uploaded it online.of abusing Red Notices by pressuring Interpol to issue ones that are clearly targeted at political dissents — and Interpol has a history of agreeing to those requests.

 

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