; (4) to provide equal access to workforce development programs, including by ensuring that such programs meet the demand and unique language, training and educational needs of immigrants and refugees; (5) to oversee and coordinate the efforts of Federal, State, and local entities to ensure the effective social, economic, linguistic, and civic integration of immigrants, refugees and their children; (6) to provide advice and leadership to the President, Congress, and other Federal Government officials on the challenges and opportunities facing such entities with regards to immigrant and refugee integration; (7) to cooperate closely with the Office of Management and Budget and other relevant executive agencies and departments to analyze the impact of immigration policies of immigrant and refugee integration on the Federal budget; (8) to evaluate the scale, quality, and effectiveness of Federal Government efforts concerning immigrant and refugee social and economic integration, including access to United States citizenship, English language learning and workforce development programs; (9) to identify the anticipated effects of new Federal policies on existing integration efforts and advise the President on how to address any potential integration needs or impacts resulting from such policies; (10) to consult on a biannual basis with State and local government officials on the immigrant and refugee integration challenges and opportunities facing States and units of local government; (11) to consult with the Secretaries and Directors identified in title II on the administration of the grant programs established by such title