A bill to establish a new nonimmigrant visa for mobile entertainment workers.

Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.

Bill 119 s 1281, also known as the Mobile Entertainment Worker Visa Act, is a proposed piece of legislation in the US Congress that aims to create a new nonimmigrant visa category specifically for mobile entertainment workers.

The bill seeks to address the unique needs of individuals who work in the mobile entertainment industry, such as musicians, performers, and other entertainment professionals who travel frequently for work. By establishing a separate visa category for these workers, the legislation aims to streamline the visa application process and provide greater flexibility for individuals in this field.

Under the provisions of the bill, mobile entertainment workers would be eligible to apply for this new visa, which would allow them to travel to the United States for work purposes for a specified period of time. The visa would be renewable and would grant holders the ability to work in the entertainment industry while in the country. The bill also includes provisions for the protection of mobile entertainment workers, including safeguards against exploitation and abuse. Additionally, the legislation aims to promote cultural exchange and collaboration in the entertainment industry by facilitating the entry of international talent into the United States. Overall, Bill 119 s 1281 represents an effort to support and promote the mobile entertainment industry by creating a new visa category tailored to the needs of individuals working in this field. If passed, the legislation could have a significant impact on the way mobile entertainment workers are able to travel and work in the United States.