This bill would let the adult sons and daughters of certain Filipino World War II veterans get immigrant visas without being stuck in the usual long waiting lines. It applies to both unmarried and married adult children, as long as their parent became a U.S. citizen through special wartime naturalization programs for Filipino veterans—even if that parent has passed away. This change is meant to speed up family reunification for these families by removing annual visa caps for them .

Key points:

• Who is affected: Adult sons and daughters of Filipino World War II veterans who gained U.S. citizenship through specific wartime naturalization programs; it covers cases where the parent is living or deceased .
• What changes: These family members would be exempt from the normal numerical limits on immigrant visas, which can shorten wait times and help families reunite sooner .
• Scope: Applies to people who already qualify in the family categories for adult children of U.S. citizens (both unmarried and married) .