The state-run regional center associated with the biggest EB-5 fraud ever has been reinstated after being shut down in 2018. A Vermont state official calls this “good news” as it may allow for the possibility of at least 600 defrauded investors being eligible for Green Cards.See the Burlington Free Press story
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Apr 30th, 2021
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