Summary

Grants immigrant visas or lawful permanent resident status to two named foreign nationals if they apply within two years of enactment, and treats certain prior U.S. entry as lawful for adjustment purposes as of the date of enactment. When visas or permanent residence are issued, the Secretary of State must subtract two immigrant visas from the annual country allotment for the individuals' country of birth, and the bill prevents their natural parents, brothers, and sisters from receiving immigration benefits based on that family relationship.

• Provides immigrant visas or adjustment to lawful permanent resident status to two named individuals if they apply within two years of enactment.
• Treats prior U.S. entry (if before the filing deadline) as lawful and as satisfying continuous presence requirements for adjustment as of the date of enactment, if otherwise eligible.
• Requires the Secretary of State to reduce the per-country immigrant visa allotment by two for the individuals' country of birth in the current or next fiscal year.
• Bars the beneficiaries' natural parents, brothers, and sisters from receiving immigration benefits based solely on that family relationship.
• Does not create a new immigration category or change permanent law broadly; it provides case-specific relief for two named people.
• Imposes an administrative adjustment on State Department visa allocations rather than adding visas beyond statutory limits.
• No appropriations, tax, national security, or emergency spending provisions are included.
• Applies only if the individuals file within the two-year window; it conditions benefits on standard eligibility requirements.