In early November, U.S. Congressman Mr. Mike Fitzpatrick successfully re-elected in the U.S. midterm elections, immediately traveled to Beijing and Shanghai to vigorously promote the Pennsylvania Highway Project as an investment immigration opportunity for Chinese investors. This project, which serves as a key hub for interstate highways in the U.S., holds significant importance for Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and the entire United States, and has been repeatedly described by officials such as the Pennsylvania Lieutenant Governor as a "project concerning national interests and security of the United States."
Interstate 95 is the longest interstate highway in the U.S. running north to south, connecting the northernmost state of Maine to the southernmost state of Florida. However, I-95 has not been completed at the Pennsylvania and New Jersey border, necessitating detours through other state or local roads to connect to the northern and southern sections of I-95, causing significant inconvenience to transportation. To fundamentally solve this problem, the U.S. federal government and the Pennsylvania state government are jointly investing to connect I-95 with the Pennsylvania Turnpike, expand the road extensively, and establish toll stations to complete the connection of I-95's northern and southern sections.
With the completion of the I-95 project, the long-standing traffic chaos on the Pennsylvania section of I-95 will be thoroughly resolved, improving transportation efficiency across the entire East Coast of the United States and promoting economic development in multiple nearby states and regions.
In the U.S. Congress, Mr. Mike Fitzpatrick has served on the Financial Services Committee and is also the Vice Chairman of the Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee. Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick explained that he accepted the invitation from the Pennsylvania government and WorldWay Immigration Group to promote the Pennsylvania Highway Project as an exclusive representative because it is not a project of private developers, but rather a jointly funded project by the federal and state governments, owned and managed by the state government, which is considered a "project concerning national interests and security of the United States." The congressman informed investors on-site in Beijing and Shanghai that projects like the Pennsylvania Highway Project are funded through the EB-5 investment immigration program, aimed at improving municipal construction at all levels of government in the U.S., aligning with the legislative intent of the EB-5 Act, and receiving support from the U.S. Congress.
Currently, the first phase of the Pennsylvania Highway Project is about to sell out, and registration for the second phase has begun. Investors in U.S. immigration should not miss this fully pre-approved government project under the U.S. immigration bureau’s EB-5 program—100% government project—Pennsylvania Highway Project. For more information, please call the hotline 400-138-2929.
Last chance, last gathering!
Guangzhou
Time: 2014 November 15, Saturday, at 14:00 PM.
Location: Saloon on the 2nd floor of The Ritz-Carlton, Guangzhou
Seating is limited, please make reservations in advance: 400-138-2929
