(Source: The Hill) Amid the strident calls for reform or termination of the EB-5 investor
visa program, there are some essential facts about EB-5 investors and
the EB-5 investment market that should be considered, but have not been
part of the debate. These are facts that help explain why most EB-5
investors select large projects in big cities over small projects in
urban areas, and what kind of reforms might change those incentives. In
addition, there are reforms that can and should be adopted to prevent
the types of fraud that have tainted the EB-5 program, that are not
included in the pending DHS regulations, but should be included in any
EB-5 reform legislation. Read the blog at http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/
