With temperatures rising and summer months right around the corner, Wisconsin Dells – a town in the middle of the Badger State that bills itself as the "waterpark capital of the world" – is gearing up for peak tourist season.

The town boasts the largest concentration of indoor and outdoor waterparks in the world, and, according to Republican state Sen. Luther Olsen, they're "always looking for lifeguards." Demand is so great, in fact, that the parks in summer months often rely on recipients of the several thousand J-1 visas that are issued to temporary foreign workers in the state each year.

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