A letter has been addressed to the U.S. Olympic Committee advising it of this policy. Second. in cases where beneficiaries of private legislation are already eligible for legalization under the terms of the 1986 immigration reform bill. the subcommittee will require an application for that relief be pursued under the 1986 law. In addition. the subcommittee notes that there may be cases where individual family members do not qualify for legalization. even while the head of household does qualify. The Congress did not provide "derivative" status for these family members. The subcommittee notes family members may exercise petitioning rights through regular immigration channels. Accordingly. only in cases of "extraordinary and compelling circumstances" will a private bill be considered to legalize the status of these persons. We hope you will take this opportunity to review the rules and statement of policy and please do not hesitate to consult on any case which may come to your attention.
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