The main purpose of this legislation, known as the Lady Liberty Act of 2025, is to establish a minimum number of refugees that the United States must admit each fiscal year starting in 2027. This aims to ensure a consistent and humane approach to refugee admissions, reflecting the country’s commitment to providing refuge to those in need. The key provision of this act is the amendment to the Immigration and Nationality Act, which sets a minimum threshold of 125,000 refugees to be admitted annually after fiscal year 2026.