; (ii) creating immigration integration indicators within the agency; (iii) implementing the biannual consultation process described in section 102(e)(10) by consulting with the State and local counterparts of the agency; (iv) reporting to the Initiative on the progress made by the agency in achieving the goals and indicators described in clauses (i) and (ii); and (v) providing the Director, upon request of the Director and subject to laws governing disclosure of information, such information as may be required to carry out the responsibilities of the Director and the functions of the Office. (4) Recommendations of the Initiative (A) Report The Director of the Initiative shall submit to Congress a report that includes the following: (i) Findings from the consultation process described in section 102(e)(10), including a description of the immigrant and refugee integration challenges and opportunities facing States and units of local government. (ii) Assessment of the effects of and recommendations with regard to pending legislation and executive branch policy proposals and their possible impacts on immigrant and refugee integration. (iii) Suggestions for changes to Federal programs or policies that have a negative impact on immigrants, refugees and local communities with growing immigrant and refugee populations, in comparison to the general population. (iv) Recommendations on legislative solutions to promote immigrant and refugee integration. (B) Reporting deadline The Initiative shall submit a report required by subparagraph (A) not later than 12 months after the Initiative is fully operational and every two years thereafter. II Programs To Promote Citizenship, Integration, and Prosperity 200. Sense of Congress regarding access to counsel It is the sense of Congress that— (1) immigration law is so complex that it is nearly impossible and therefore unjust for individuals to navigate the immigration system without legal assistance or represent themselves in immigration court