; (2) the estimated number of new immigrants residing in the geographic area of the applicant; and (3) a description of the challenges in introducing and integrating new immigrants into the State or local community. (d) Activities A grant awarded under this subsection shall be used— (1) to form a new immigrant council, which shall— (A) consist of not fewer than 15 individuals and not more than 19 representatives of the State or local government or qualifying organization, as applicable; (B) include, to the extent practicable, representatives from— (i) business; (ii) faith-based organizations; (iii) civic organizations; (iv) philanthropic organizations; (v) nonprofit organizations, including nonprofit organizations with legal and advocacy experience working with immigrant communities; (vi) key education stakeholders, such as State educational agencies, local educational agencies (as defined in section 8101 of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 ( 20 U.S.C. 7801 )), community colleges, and teachers; (vii) State adult education offices; (viii) State or local public libraries; and (ix) State or local governments; and (C) meet not less frequently than quarterly; (2) to provide subgrants to local communities, city governments, municipalities, nonprofit organizations (including veterans’ and patriotic organizations), or other qualifying entities; (3) to develop, implement, expand, or enhance a comprehensive plan to introduce and integrate new immigrants into the applicable State by— (A) improving English language skills; (B) engaging caretakers with limited English proficiency in their child’s education through interactive parent and child literacy activities; (C) improving and expanding access to workforce training programs; (D) teaching United States history, civics education, and citizenship rights and responsibilities; (E) promoting an understanding of the form of government and history of the United States and the principles of the Constitution of the United States; (F) improving financial literacy