The Guaranteed Refugee Admission Ceiling Enhancement Act, or GRACE Act, seeks to amend U.S. immigration laws to establish a minimum annual goal for refugee admissions, reinforcing the nation's commitment to humanitarian efforts. The act mandates that the President must set a minimum of 125,000 refugees to be admitted each fiscal year, with the possibility of adjusting this number only for justified humanitarian or national interest reasons. If the President fails to set a number before the fiscal year begins, the default will remain at 125,000.