; (B) providing assistance in obtaining abortions; (C) providing the abortion procedure itself; (D) who directly or indirectly fund abortions or services for obtaining abortions in any manner for asylum seekers; and (E) which directly or indirectly fund abortions in any manner for asylum seekers, provisions, or assistance in obtaining an abortion. (c) The United States Agency for International Development shall: (1) Issue a quarterly report documenting all the United States Agency for International Development grants given to migrant, asylum seeker, and internally displaced persons programs in Central and South America. The report shall explain why each implementing partner was chosen, the amount of money it received, the availability of asylum claim processing in the countries in which those partners operate, and the number of claims processed in those countries. The report shall include— (A) direct grants from the United States Agency for International Development to migrant shelters; (B) grants from the Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance to implementing partners in the region working with migrants and asylum seekers; (C) prosperity, security, and governance grants given to El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras; (D) integration grants to Belize, Costa Rica, and Panama; (E) grants given to resettle and integrate Venezuelans outside their country and grants to implementing partners operating within Venezuela; (F) grants or programs related to messaging to citizens of Central and South America; and (G) grants given for governmental institutional capacity building. (2) Be prohibited from giving grants to implementing partners which provide abortion services to asylum seekers. This includes implementing partners— (A) providing sexual and reproductive health services that include referrals to receive abortions; (B) providing assistance in obtaining abortions; (C) providing the abortion procedure itself; (D) who directly or indirectly fund abortions or services for obtaining abortions in any manner for asylum seekers