The bill establishes permanent resident status on a conditional basis for certain long-term residents who entered the US as children.

The bill provides for the adjustment of status for certain nationals of certain countries designated for temporary protected status or deferred enforced departure.

The bill includes provisions regarding biometric and biographic data submission, background checks, limitations on removal, determination of continuous presence and residence, exemption from numerical limitations, administrative and judicial review availability, documentation requirements, rulemaking, confidentiality of information, grant program to assist eligible applicants, provisions affecting eligibility for adjustment of status, supplementary surcharge for appointed counsel, and annual report on provisional denial authority.

The bill outlines eligibility criteria for the removal of the conditional basis, including education, military service, or earning income over a specified period.

The bill allows for the restoration of state option to determine residency for higher education benefits.