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        <text><![CDATA[ <p>Amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to enlarge the scope of P-1 (athletes and entertainers) nonimmigrant visas to include: (1) a professional athlete; (2) a person who performs as an athlete, coach, or part of a team that is located in the United States and is a member of certain amateur foreign leagues or associations from which a significant number of individuals are drafted by major sports leagues or their minor league affiliates; and (2) a professional or amateur athlete who performs individually or as part of a group in a theatrical ice skating production coming to the United States in a specific ice skating production or tour. (Currently such provision is limited to athletes performing at an &quot;internationally recognized level of performance.&quot;)</p> <p>Eliminates consultation requirements applicable to the Secretary of Homeland Security's approval of such visas.</p> <p>Requires the Secretary to permit a petition to seek P-1 classification for multiple alien athletes. Prohibits additional fees for such petitions.</p> <p>Requires the Secretary to allow athletes or their employers to seek admission for such athletes under other than P-1 provisions of the Act.</p>]]></text>
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