NH Valley News Editorial: Jay Peak and the EB-5 Program, "it has long seemed to us that EB-5 is fundamentally flawed in two
respects. The premise that worthy projects must rely on foreign
investors who participate for non-financial reasons seems shaky at best.
If a development proposal is truly sound, it should be able to attract
capital in the usual ways. The second flaw, as we have discussed here
previously, is that permanent residency in the United States is
sufficiently precious that it should not be auctioned off to the highest
bidders, but rather conferred as part of a comprehensive agreement on
what talents, qualities and attributes best qualify immigrants for
admission to this country".
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