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The Minister of Immigration in Canada, Conservative Chris Alexander, on Wednesday a bill to eliminate the "brutal cultural practices" related to "all forms of domestic violence based on forced marriages, polygamy and the marriage of minors." The new law will allow the expulsion of immigrants multi-wives of Canada. Canada announced on Wednesday on the tongue and its minister of immigration, Conservative Chris Alexander, strengthen the laws so you can be expelled from the territory of migrants multi-wives and the elimination of "brutality and other cultural practices." The minister said he submitted the bill in this regard: "strengthen our laws to protect Canadians and newcomers to Canada from the brutal cultural practices." She said the Department of Immigration said in a statement that "tolerance law against the brutal cultural practices" will lead to the strengthening of a number of existing laws and the Penal Code of Canada relating to "all forms of domestic violence based on gender, especially forced marriages, polygamy and the marriage of minors" and "honor" killings. Polygamy is illegal in Canada, and will allow the new law to expel any immigrant to be a polygamist. The law also allows courts to order the withdrawal of passport anyone think that it was preparing to regulate the marriage of minors or forced marriage born abroad to exist in Canada. Everyone, including the parents be punished as if participating in a forced marriage, or was born in the marriage under the age of 16 years.