Systematization of migration legislation: basic principles system nature of the action (conceptual prerequisites, constitutional objectives and value)
Intensive rule-making in the field of migration processes, almost bordering on the redundancy of legal regulation, on the one hand, and the persistent need for a qualitative strengthening of control in this sphere as a reaction to the deficit of law, on the other hand, reflect the current controversial problem difficult to be solved. The attempt to resolve the problem - the systematization of the legislation in this sphere - by the adoption of the Migration Code in the absence of appropriate conditions may only increase legal uncertainty. The issue of systematization of migration legislation has become more urgent recently. The concept of the Migration Code is being actively developed, especially at the departmental level. The level of theoretical discussion of the problem of legislation systematization, we can say, does not meet the practical needs of streamlining legislation. The accumulation of arguments that do not meet the requirements of the theory of law gives rise to a false picture of the development of migration legislation. The risk of increasing legal uncertainty of migration legislation in these conditions is evident. In this context, justification of the forms of its systematization corresponding to the actual nature of migration law (legislation) is relevant. The systematization of legislation and the application of its forms, the application of which is focused exclusively on this purpose, is subordinated to bringing the legislation into an orderly state and giving disparate regulatory complexes a systemic effect of action.