According to the latest information provided by the WorldWay Immigration Group, following the U.S. Court of Appeals' decision to continue suspending the immigration restriction order, Trump stated on the 10th (Friday) that he is considering a new, narrower entry restriction order, which may implement a "completely new order" as early as next week.
Trump told reporters when he visited Florida on the 10th: "For safety reasons, we need to expedite this process."
He stated that he may implement a "completely new order" as early as next week. This move could effectively render his first executive order ineffective, ending the current judicial battle over the immigration order.
Trump insists that he believes his policies have a solid legal basis. However, he hinted that he is not interested in a lengthy judicial battle.
Implementing a new immigration restriction order means that Trump intends to set aside the judicial battle over the immigration restriction order in favor of more quickly advancing his broader goal of limiting the influx of entrants.
White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus stated that the White House is "working to resolve the immigration restriction order case based on right and wrong, which will ultimately prove to be 100% correct." He expects Trump to "issue a new immigration executive order soon" in response to the Court of Appeals' ruling.
A White House official said that the new executive order may be a revised version of an executive order signed last month or a completely new version.
According to the Los Angeles Times, a Trump administration official familiar with the matter stated that the new executive order under consideration would only limit the suspension of accepting refugees and the issuance of visas. Those who have already obtained visas or refugee status will not be affected.
WorldWay Immigration experts remind that immigrants should act quickly, as 2017 will be an important time for U.S. investment immigration. The WorldWay Immigration Group has carefully selected three high-quality projects that have been approved and enjoy exemption rights, allowing investors to obtain U.S. green cards for their entire family while investing.
Approved Project 1:EB-5 project funded by Goldman Sachs' "Urban Investment Group," BFC, and the New York State and City governments.
Approved Project 2:EB-5 project that has received I-526 approval and has completed the required employment for I-829 ahead of schedule.
Approved Project 3:EB-5 project that has received sample I-526 approval and has had several batches of investors successfully approved.
Quality Project 4:EB-5 project jointly invested by the Jinding International Phase II Real Estate Fund and the American Retirement Fund.
