If Congress fails to enact legislation preventing a patchwork of State laws, we will likely see States competing with one another to create the best incentives for students to come to their schools.
Bilirakis warns of the consequences of not having uniform NIL legislation.
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We are learning from those experiences, because a law that gets struck down in court does not protect a child.
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