Comment: EB5 Reg Battle
Political Arguments Against the New EB5 Reg |
Political Calculations Supporting the New EB5 Reg |
This regulation kills jobs in New York, LA, Miami and other major urban centers |
Those in the administration pushing the regulation know that the regulation changes the location of the jobs from affluent urban areas to rural areas. President Trump cannot hope to win New York or California—he is trying to appeal to Wisconsin and Iowa by moving jobs there. |
The administration should be worried about angry voters who are upset about the President not keeping his promise to create American jobs |
The angry voters that affect the President's reelection effort are rural voters in Wisconsin and Iowa who are suffering due to the trade wars. The administration sees using this EB5 regulation to move jobs to rural states as a way of keeping Mr. Trump's promise to create American jobs--for rural voters who will make or break his re-election efforts. |
Additional investment of $1 Billion is a value to New York, Los Angeles and Miami |
$1 Billion of investment has a massive impact on the economies of rural areas that Trump needs to win for his re-election. |
This is an Obama era regulation; ergo, it must be stopped |
The administration stopped all Obama era regulations except this one. This regulation was pushed forward deliberately because it will help re-elect President Trump. |
EB-5 is a merit based immigration system |
EB-5 continues to remain a merit based immigration system under the regulation |
- The new EB5 rule is very much alive
- A battle is under way within the White House on publication of this rule
- Calculations of both sides are political--not policy
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Focus: India New Reg Event Schedule
ILW will be conducting events non-stop between the publication of the new EB5 regulation and the end of the grace period.
About ILW India Expos
- India is the #1 EB5 Country, larger than the rest of the world combined, including China
- India is currently the world's fastest growing major economy, it is growing faster than China, the number of new millionaires created each year in India is more than China
- We will quickly put you in front of investors and agents to present your project to. Our expos will flood you with many prospects in a short time
Format:
Expo featuring seminar and exhibition
Mini meetings with investors and agents
Please bring brochures, PowerPoint presentation, table displays and
business cards
Here is the planned schedule for events in India:
EB5 Events in India |
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Day 0: Regulation is in Federal Register Reading Room |
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Day 1-7: Assembling the Audiences |
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Day 8-14: H1B & India Events |
Southern India : Chennai(2 events), Bangalore(2 events), Hyderabad(2 events) |
Day 15-21: H1B & India Events |
Northern India : Delhi(2 events), Chandigarh(2 events), Ludhiana(2 events) |
Day 22-28: H1B & India Events |
Western India : Mumbai(2 events), Ahmedabad(2 events), Baroda(2 events) |
Day 29-30: No Events |
Note: The specific dates for the events will be determined as soon as the regulation is published.
To help our clients make the most of this opportunity, we are surging to our full capacity. We expect to be fully sold out, we trust you will engage us promptly.
For more information and details, please call 212-545-0818 or email webmaster@ilw.com or click here
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Migration Control - Book Panel
2:00-4:00 p.m., Thursday, November 14, 2019
Center for Comparative Immigration Studies
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Eleanor Roosevelt College Provost’s Building, Conference Room 115
9500 Gilman Drive
La Jolla, CA 92093
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