There is the conclusion word for word:

"Overall, the bill represents a serious attempt to acknowledge, and solve, some of the key problems with current border and asylum policy, and to address the federal government’s failure to manage migration in a way that supports American communities and respects humanitarian needs. In particular, it aims to reduce the frequency with which people wait years for a final outcome on their asylum case. However, its positive steps in this direction are smothered by a new “emergency authority” that repeats mistakes made by the Trump and Biden administrations: making protection much less available for those in need, while failing to send a clear message to future arrivals."

Is the bill perfect? NO. No one said the bill was perfect. However, a compromise never makes either side completely happy. However, it a very good start. How hard is that to understand? Thanks for letting us know that you're a fan of the American Immigration Council going forward. I'll make sure to remind you.