GRACE Act
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Summary
The GRACE Act amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to establish a minimum annual refugee admission goal of 125,000 refugees per fiscal year, unless the President sets a higher number based on humanitarian concerns or national interest. The bill requires the President to consider global resettlement needs identified by the UN High Commissioner for Refugees and to determine regional allocations for admissions. It also mandates quarterly public reports on refugee admissions progress, processing timelines, security clearances, and interview operations, with additional reporting requirements if admissions fall below 25 percent of the authorized goal.
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