Trump's Immigration Reform Storm: Worldway Immigration Policy Analysis Seminar
Time: March 4, 2017 (Saturday) 14:00-17:00
Reservation Hotline: 400-6622-699
Location: Beijing
Worldway Beijing office will share with you the truth behind the potential tripling of investment amounts and the proposed cancellation of the EB-5 program. With Trump in office, we will uncover the truth behind the six executive orders and discuss their significant impact on international students in the U.S.! We will interpret these issues one by one during the event.
After the new U.S. President Donald Trump was sworn in on January 20 (local time), he immediately began exercising his presidential duties and signed his first batch of executive orders. These include freezing federal hiring (except for the military), repealing the "Affordable Care Act," withdrawing from the "Trans-Pacific Partnership" (TPP), renegotiating the "North American Free Trade Agreement" (NAFTA), banning immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries, and suspending the Interview Waiver Program.
Given Trump's strong stance on immigration reform during his campaign and after taking office, immigrants are inevitably concerned that immigrating to the United States will become increasingly difficult.
2017 is destined to be a turbulent year for U.S. investment immigration. Facing the potential EB-5 price hike, closure proposals, the upcoming April 28 expiration of the current act, and the July 1 Chinese foreign exchange controls, investors interested in U.S. investment immigration should take action to lock in projects that have already received exemplar approval and complete their investments as soon as possible to race against time.
To address Trump's new immigration policies, Worldway has selected high-quality U.S. EB-5 investment projects:
Approved Project I: EB-5 project funded by Goldman Sachs' "Urban Investment Group," BFC, and the New York State and City governments
Approved Project II: EB-5 project that has already received I-526 approval and has completed the employment required for I-829 in advance
Approved Project III: EB-5 project that has received I-526 exemplar approval and has already seen multiple batches of investors successfully approved
