An Act creating a special commission to study the current refugee resettlement infrastructure and ensure the successful integration of refugees in Massachusetts

This bill establishes a special commission in Massachusetts to evaluate the state's refugee resettlement infrastructure and recommend ways to improve long-term integration. The commission will be composed of at least 18 members, including state officials, representatives from refugee service organizations, employers, and individuals with personal refugee experience. Its primary task is to investigate current gaps in housing, healthcare, education, and employment support, while also analyzing how recent federal program changes have affected local resources. The group must submit a report with findings and potential new laws or regulations to the state legislature and governor within one year of the bill taking effect.