On Demand – Securing EB-5’s Future Webinar: How Will Pending Litigation Impact the Industry?

This webinar is now on-demand.

2024 has seen a number of lawsuits between industry stakeholders and USCIS. What do these conflicts mean for EB-5 Regional Centers and investors?

Securing EB-5’s Future Webinar: How Will Pending Litigation Impact the Industry?

The past year has seen a number of changes in EB-5 that resulted in lawsuits filed by Regional Centers and industry organizations. The 2023 guidance on the sustainment period involved changes made to the USCIS website without prior notice or a public comment period, and filing fees were greatly increased without a fee study being completed.

The concern for industry stakeholders is not only how the outcomes of these lawsuits might affect Regional Center and investor status, but also how they might affect efforts for reauthorization of the Regional Center Program. That’s why JTC is bringing together a group of industry experts to discuss these lawsuits, their current status, and how they could affect public and lawmaker perception of the program.

Join us on November 20th for a complimentary webinar where our panel will explore what remains in limbo, potential changes on the horizon, and key topics that demand the industry’s attention. They’ll also be answering questions from attendees so you can ask about specific concerns. The webinar recording will be available online after the event, so even if you can’t attend live, register today to get access to the recording.

Discussion topics may include:

• The IIUSA lawsuit over the sustainment period and potential violations of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), including different perspectives on the pros and cons of the lawsuit.
• Filing fee increases and how they may affect the ways Regional Centers and investors approach project selection.
• What the industry can do to improve EB-5’s reputation as we seek permanent reauthorization of the Regional Center Program.

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