Immigration
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Federal Court Judge Leaning Towards Changing $900,000 EB-5 Rule
The article aims to provide insight on the current case that could possibly change the EB-5 program
International Entrepreneurs Now Have an Immigration Pathway to the U.S.
President Biden restores the 'startup visa' program for entrepreneurs from foreign countries.
Sri Lankan Immigrant Entrepreneurs Bring Taste of Home to NYC's Staten Island
Demand for spices, curry powder, and the taste of home Sri Lankans crave has kept Staten Island's restaurants and groceries afloat during the pandemic.
5 Pathways for U.S. Immigration
How each could align with an individual based on their goals and objectives.
Business Immigration: What 2021 Will Bring for Foreign Entrepreneurs in the U.S.
The new administration could reverse some of Trump's immigration regulations and executive orders, but it might take time to undo the damage, experts warn. What should foreign entrepreneurs in the U.S. expect?
Are Immigrant Entrepreneurs Left Behind By Small-Business Aid?
The pandemic eliminated 36 percent of immigrant small-business owners, according to reports.
How Has the Coronavirus Impacted Canadian Immigration?
An update on the status of foreign workers north of the border.
Visas on Hold: What's Next for International Entrepreneurs?
In the midst of the pandemic, many foreign entrepreneurs have been experiencing visa application delays. The situation is improving, but the U.S. approach to immigration could become far more punitive.
This Immigrant Entrepreneur and DACA Recipient Raised Over $15 Million in Funding (Podcast)
Airfox co-founder Victor Santos shares his best pitching advice and how his identity as an immigrant inspired him to become an entrepreneur.
Now Is the Time to Press Even Harder for Immigration Reform
The case for incentivizing U.S.-educated, foreign-born PhDs to build their businesses in America.
Ending DACA Doesn't Just Hurt Immigrants -- Businesses Across the U.S. Will Feel the Impact
Dreamers are small-business owners, employees and consumers who contribute much to the national economy.
This Venezuelan Chef and Winner of 'Chopped' Sought Political Asylum to Pursue Her Entrepreneurial Dreams
She expresses her heritage through cooking in the U.S. and seeks to support other women immigrants who aspire to become business owners.
