Based on analysis of 2 sections of legislative text.

• Provides a private, one-person exception allowing Roberto Carlos Lopez to obtain an immigrant visa or adjust to lawful permanent resident status despite INA bars.
• Relief is conditional on filing the required application and fees within two years of enactment.
• If Lopez entered the U.S. before he files, he will be treated as having entered and remained lawfully for adjustment purposes effective on enactment.
• DHS must rescind any relevant removal orders or inadmissibility/deportability findings reflected in agency records as of enactment.
• Lopez may not be removed or denied LPR status on grounds that are rescinded under the bill.
• The State Department must subtract one immigrant visa from the numerical allotment for natives of Lopez's birth country for the current or next fiscal year.
• Lopez's natural parents, brothers, and sisters are barred from receiving immigration benefits based on that relationship.
• The bill affects administrative practice (rescind orders, treat entry as lawful) and visa accounting but does not change INA generally or create a permanent policy.
• Implementation requires coordination between DHS and DOS and depends on Lopez meeting the filing requirement and any substantive eligibility criteria for adjustment.