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Completion of the Pennsylvania Turnpike EB-5 Project by WorldWay Group
Recently, the Pennsylvania Turnpike Project, which is the only EB-5 investment immigration project in the U.S. represented solely by WorldWay Group in China, has received significant news: the project has been completed, and the I-95 Interstate Highway, which runs through the north and south of the United States, is officially connected.
EB-5 Regional Center Program Briefly Extended to December 21
Latest news from Capitol Hill: To avoid a government shutdown, both the Senate and the House of Representatives have passed a continuing resolution to fund the government for two weeks. The EB-5 Regional Center Program may once again be piggybacked for a short two-week extension until December 21.
Several Cities in the United States Ranked Among the Wealthiest Cities in the World
Recently, a report from the "Global Wealth Immigration Review" indicated that several cities in the United States have been officially ranked among the wealthiest cities in the world! In this ranking, there are only five cities from North America, four of which are in the United States: New York, San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, and Chicago.
U.S. News 2019 Best Global Universities Rankings Released; U.S. Institutions Dominate the List
The 2019 U.S. News Best Global Universities rankings have been released, featuring 1,250 renowned universities from over 70 countries worldwide. U.S. universities swept the top three spots, while prestigious American institutions such as MIT, Stanford, and Princeton, along with established British universities like Cambridge and Oxford, continue to firmly occupy positions in the top ten.
December EB-5 Visa Priority Date Advances by One Week, USCIS Continues to Utilize the B Chart
Recently, the U.S. Department of State's Visa Office officially announced the EB-5 visa bulletin for December 2018, which is the third month of the new fiscal year 2019. The latest results indicate that for the A Chart, the priority date for EB-5 applicants is August 22, 2014, which is an advancement of one week compared to November.
The WorldWay Group's Kailer Wood Industry EB-5 Project Welcomes the First Batch of Investors with Successful I-829 Approval
The Kailer Wood Industry EB-5 project, represented by the WorldWay Group, celebrates the successful approval of the first batch of investors' I-829 applications! This means that the project documents submitted to the immigration bureau along with the investors' I-829 applications have been recognized by the immigration bureau, and the bureau has also acknowledged that the jobs created by the project meet all the requirements for the investors. Other investors who have submitted I-829 applications will enter the fast track for approval, ...
Construction of the U.S. EB-5 'Diamond Project' Dallas 1 Progresses Smoothly
Recently, WorldWay Group has been receiving continuous good news. Following the successful I-526 approval for a group of investors in the Manhattan 9 luxury boutique hotel, for which WorldWay serves as the exclusive agent in Greater China, and the milestone construction progress of the DLJ Four Seasons Hotel and Resort EB-5 project, for which WorldWay Group serves as the sole chief agent in China, the Dallas 1 project, represented by WorldWay Group, has also reported smooth construction progress. …
Milestone Progress in the Construction of the DLJ Four Seasons Hotel Resort Project by WorldWay Immigration Group
Recently, the DLJ Four Seasons Hotel Resort EB-5 project, for which WorldWay Immigration Group serves as the sole chief agent in China, has achieved milestone progress in its construction. Currently, the hotel model rooms have completed the main construction, exterior painting, and window installation, successfully passing the first phase review and evaluation conducted by the developer DLJ team and the Four Seasons Hotel Group. The construction of the Four Seasons Hotel Resort meets or exceeds the Miami-Dade building codes and hurricane standards, which are considered the 'gold standard' for hurricane-resistant buildings.
Closing Arguments Conclude in Harvard Admissions Discrimination Case; Likely to Reach U.S. Supreme Court
According to reports from the Associated Press and Reuters: Harvard University is accused of discriminating against Asian-American applicants. The case is being heard in a Boston federal court, where both sides have delivered their closing arguments. The university defended its admissions policy during the closing statements. As this case may impact the consideration of race in university admissions, it is expected that the losing party will appeal to the Supreme Court regardless of the outcome.
In Just 10 Months! Investors in WorldWay's Manhattan 9 EB-5 Project Receive Rapid I-526 Approval
Great news! Recently, a group of investors in the Manhattan 9 Luxury Boutique Hotel—an EB-5 project exclusively represented by WorldWay Group in Greater China that offers the potential for shortened visa waiting times and first-priority repayment—have successfully received their I-526 approvals.
Investment Potential: U.S. Ranks First in Both GDP and GDP Per Capita
Recently, the World Bank released the 2017 global GDP (Gross Domestic Product) and GDP per capita rankings for countries around the world. According to the rankings, the U.S. GDP remains the highest in the world. Furthermore, among major countries with a population of over 100 million, the U.S. ranks first in GDP per capita.
Trump Re-proposes Abolishing 'Birthright Citizenship,' Narrowing the Path to Legal U.S. Status
Recently, in an exclusive interview with HBO's Axios program, Trump stated that he plans to sign an executive order to cancel the citizenship of babies born in the United States to non-U.S. citizens and unauthorized immigrants, effectively ending 'birthright citizenship.' In the interview, Trump said: 'We are the only country in the world where a person comes in and has a baby, and the baby is essentially a citizen of the United States for 85 years with all of those benefits...'