Most people don’t think about where the money comes from to build the things we use daily—hospitals, hotels, train systems, and office buildings. However, in many cases, those projects exist because of the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program, a little-known government initiative that helps create jobs and fund businesses without using taxpayer money.
At its core, EB-5 is simple: Foreign investors put money into U.S. businesses, and in return, they get a chance to apply for a green card. But to qualify, their investment must create at least 10 full-time American jobs. That means the EB-5 program doesn’t just fund big projects—it also provides real jobs for everyday people in industries like construction, healthcare, and hospitality.
And now, with talk of a potential “Gold Card,” a program for ultra-wealthy investors, even more private money could flow into the U.S. economy, helping pay off national debt and fueling job growth. When speaking about the Gold Card, Trump said it “will allow the most successful job-creating people from all over the world to buy a path to U.S. citizenship.”
A key advantage of the Gold Card would be that it would not impose global taxation, which is a significant deterrent for the wealthiest investors under EB-5. Many ultra-wealthy individuals send their children to the U.S. but avoid moving themselves due to tax concerns. By offering residency without taxing worldwide income, the Gold Card could unlock billions in foreign investment while allowing EB-5 to remain focused on job creation. These programs would diversify investment, strengthen infrastructure, and drive U.S. economic growth.
Here’s how EB-5 has already made a difference in communities across the country: […]
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