A bill to restrict travel by United States citizens to the Soviet Union until Nicholas Daniloff is freed.

Deems all U.S. passports to be restricted for travel to and use in the Soviet Union until the President certifies to the Congress that the Soviet Union has dropped all charges against Nicholas Daniloff and has allowed him to leave the Soviet Union. Exempts from such restriction government personnel, U.S. business people living in the Soviet Union, professional reporters, American Red Cross representatives, and persons whose trips to the Soviet Union are justified by compelling humanitarian consideration or by the U.S. national interest. Invalidates the passport of any individual who violates the restriction contained in this Act.