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Here is the data used to pass the International Marriage Brrokers Act.

1. "The use of marriage broker services has exploded in recent years with the growth of the internet. About 500 Internet sites exist solely to market foreign women, primarily from Eastern Europe and Asia, who are seeking American husbands. In 1999, the Immigration and Naturalization Service estimated that between 20,000 and 30,000 women had entered the U.S. using an International Marriage Broker during the previous five years. By 2004, those figures had more than doubled according to reports by the Tahirih Justice Center, a public policy advocacy center based in Virginia." Press Release of Senator Cantwell
 
Fact: The Tahirih Justice Center has not gathered information from the largest introduction agencies, thus their 2004 figures used to help sponcer this bill are only speculation and a feminist perspective. The largest introduction agencies have never given this information out to any group or agency. 
 
2. Each year 8,000 to 12,000 U.S. men find foreign wives through for-profit international marriage brokers (IMBs). A 2003 study found that over 50 percent of legal assistance providers serving battered immigrant women had helped women who met their abusers through IMBs. Often these foreign fiancées cannot access credible information about their prospective spouses’ criminal and marital histories and do not know the legal rights and resources available to U.S. victims of domestic violence.

Ms. Anderson's full article on the MOB industry, and a snippet:
http://nostatusquo.com/ACLU/anderson/brides/pg1.html

"Studies vary widely in estimating the percentage (between 12-50%) of all married women who experience some form of domestic battery in their lives. Whatever the rate in the general population, the percentage for immigrant women is probably higher."

She cites this as her evidence: "Exact numbers are difficult to gauge, but various reports suggest that the population of abused immigrant women is very large. Preliminary data from a random sample survey of 157 UNDOCUMENTED [my emphasis] Latinas in the D.C. metropolitan area indicates, for instance, that 60% of undocumented women report that they are battered by their spouses.") So, migrant workers who snuck across the border illegally and became "abused" by their uncoumented novio/esposo fall in the same category as MOB relationships?

Clark did reference one source article that was somewhat more objective and level-headed. She only used the parts that supported her theorys taking away from the report only those anecdotal cases needed to liven up her own testimony. So, the substance of the following was never included:

Fact: "So far, no definitive studies have confirmed the industry's bad rap. In the 1996 Mail-Order Bride Act, Congress directed the Department of Justice to investigate fraud and domestic violence in mail-order marriages. But immigration officials don't collect data on these relationships, so after three years of fact-gathering the DOJ could offer only preliminary and suspect statistics. Based on 266 immigration cases, a small sample, DOJ reported that matchmaking agencies did not play a significant role in marriage fraud. Investigators also found that mail-order brides suffer abuse LESS FREQUENTLY than homegrown wives. On the strength of anecdotal evidence that some mail-order brides are abused, however, the 1996 law required international marriage brokers to tell Mail Order Brides about their rights to claim certain immigration benefits if they become victims of domestic violence."
http://www.legalaffairs.org/issues/January-February-2004/story_labi_janfeb04.msp.

Here's what qualifies as domestic violence. (Keep this in mind as you wonder what kinds of questions the pollsters ask when conducting their "surveys"):
* Continually criticized you, called you names or shouted at you
* Insulted or driven away your friends or family
* Humiliated you in private or public
* Kept you from working, controlled your money or made all the decisions
* Refused to work or to share money
* Taken car keys or money from you
* Regularly threatened to leave or told you to leave
* Threatened to kidnap the children when the abuser was angry with you
* Abused pets to hurt you
* Manipulated you with lies and contradictions 

3. Thousands Of Mail-Order Brides Killed Every Year!

By their own husbands! Well, not thousands. Well, not even hundreds. In the last 10 years, CNN reports that three were killed by their spouse. Luckily, that hasn't stopped Representative Rick Larsen (D-Virginia) from, in Ken Layne's words, "presenting a bill to end the bloodshed":

One of the provisions of the bill would require that brides be informed of their husbands' criminal records. Assuming the average over the past decade is in the middle, there have been about 100,000 mail-order marriages over the past decade. This means one in 33,333 MOBs have been murdered since 1995.

According to the American Institute on Domestic Violence, 1,232 women are killed each year by an intimate partner. So roughly, 12,320 women have been killed by their "intimate" over the past decade. From 1994 to 2003 there was roughly 23,127,000 marriages in the U.S. This works out to one murder per 1,878 marriage. So "legitimate" marriages are about 18 times more likely to end in murder.

Fact: Here are some USA stats for you according to this government report

http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/pub/pdf/ipv01.pdf

(1976) - 1600 women murdered by their spouse (34.9% of all murders)
(1980) - 1549 women murdered by their spouse (29.6% of all murders)
(1990) - 1501 women murdered by their spouse (29.3 % of all murders)
(1193) - 1581 women murdered by their spouse (28.5 % of all murders)
(2000) - 1247 women murdered by there spouse (33.5 % of all murders)

That is over 7400 women murdered by there spouse in those 5 years reviewed. 

4500 MEN WERE MURDERED BY THERE SPOUSE IN THOSE SAME 5 YEARS

HOW MANY DOCUMENTED CASES OF MEN KILLING MALE ORDER BRIDES ARE THERE IN THESE SAME 5 YEARS WHERE 7400 USA WOMEN CITIZENS WERE MURDERED....2, 1, 0?


7400 women were murdered by their spouse in those 5 years above.  The senator from Washington State talks about 2 foreign ladies in 10 years. So where are the stats? So what does mail order brides have to do with this? they are not.. it is all about smoke and mirrors game being played by Feminist hate groups and large American dating companies that paid to be exempt from this law.

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