§288d Privileges, exemptions, and immunities of officers, employees, and their families; waiver

Summary

Gives people sent by foreign governments to work at international organizations, the staff of those organizations, and their close family who live with them the same special rules as foreign government officials for entering and leaving the United States, for non‑citizen registration and fingerprinting, and for registering as foreign agents, as long as they are not U.S. nationals. Protects those representatives and staff from being sued or having court actions taken against them for things they do while doing their official jobs, unless their foreign government or the international organization agrees to give up that protection.