Green Cards and Hotel Project

FBI: According to a report by ABC News, retired Air Force Col, according to Russia Today. Timothy Milbrath and his firm Noble Outreach are being investigated by the FBI for such allegations under the EB-5 immigration program, which entails luring foreign investors into committing cash to domestic, job-creating projects in the United States in exchange for visas and, ultimately, Green Cards. Instead of seeing their investments go towards a job-producing project a hotel project in New Orleans, in this case the investors were left without Green Cards while the development project languished. In the case of Milbrath and Global Outreach, the project involved constructing a large hotel complex in New Orleans in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. FBI investigates former White House aide over missing millions invested in hotel project: http://t.co/E1sHaa2uM4 ABC News April 13, 2015Under the EB-5 program, investors can receive a two-year visa upon pledging money towards a project being run by a US government-certified business in this case, Noble Outreach. They were saying it was going to help the New Orleans people after Katrina, we would get our Green Card, and we d get a return on top of that, retired British police officer Terry Sumpter said to ABC. It really did seem like a good deal. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.