1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Global Migration Agreement Act . 2. Findings Congress finds the following: (1) According to the United Nations High Commissioner on Refugees, there are more than 70 million displaced people worldwide, which is the highest figure in recorded history. (2) Among those displaced people are approximately 41 million internally displaced people (IDPs), approximately 26 million refugees, and another 3.5 million asylum seekers. (3) In addition, there are entire classes of vulnerable migrants who are not accounted for by traditional definitions of refugees, IDPs, and asylum seekers, including people forced to flee a broader set of factors, including generational poverty, climate change, or some combination of these factors. (4) As a consequence of the insufficient categorizations of vulnerable migrants in domestic and international laws and norms, the actual number of forced migrants is not known and has not been tracked. (5) According to the Internal Displacement Monitoring Center, more than 60 percent of the internal displacements in the world in 2017 resulted from disasters as opposed to conflict. (6) In 2018, the World Bank estimated that Latin America, sub-Saharan Africa, and Southeast Asia will generate 143 million more climate migrants by 2050. (7) The gender, sex, gender identity, and sexual orientation of migrants shape every stage of the migration process. Women and members of the LGBTQIA+ community are disproportionately vulnerable to— (A) gender-based violence and impunity for gender-based violence that serve as root causes of migration; (B) legal discrimination that serves as a root cause for forced migration; (C) gender-based and sexual violence during migration; (D) human trafficking during migration; (E) the denial of the right to health as a root cause of forced migration, during migration, and upon arrival; (F) the denial of the right to work and to education as a root cause of forced migration, during migration, and upon arrival