Abstract
The authors in this article analyze the migration situation in the Russian Federation and state the existence of problems with foreign citizens and stateless persons in terms of the application of parole. After analyzing the judicial practice, the authors come to the conclusion that if a convicted foreign citizen does not have a permanent place of residence on the territory of the Russian Federation; as well as appropriate confirmation of the exercise of control by the state of nationality, the courts refuse to grant parole or to replace the unserved part of the sentence with a milder form of punishment. It is proposed in order to replenish the labor force, the shortage of which is currently acutely felt in the country, to use this category of persons individually for referral to correctional centers that have concluded agreements with employers.
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