Consider two very different views of the EB-5 investor visa program. First, from the law firm Miller Mayer 4/19/17, which has done very well from EB-5:
Note that the regional center program was extended for a week, and Congress was expected to extend spending again and thus maintain the status quo for at least the short term.
What's striking is that the legislation is portrayed as a compromise product involving "all major EB-5 industry representatives." Who represents the public? Oh, they don't lobby on this.
But consider this 4/27/17 Washington Post article, quoting NYU's Gary Friedland:
What's striking is that the legislation is portrayed as a compromise product involving "all major EB-5 industry representatives." Who represents the public? Oh, they don't lobby on this.
But consider this 4/27/17 Washington Post article, quoting NYU's Gary Friedland:
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