Immigration

Trump Can Only “Kill EB-5 Through Policy”

IMI Daily recently interviewed Mona Shah, the managing partner at Mona Shah & Partners Global regarding the Trump/Gold card, and the possible effect on the EB-5 program. Mona also goes into the details of the differences between the two programs (from what has been released regarding the Trump/Gold Card), particularly … Read more

Trump’s New Travel Ban… Here We Go Again!

As Trump spams the U.S. with a slew of executive orders, a new travel ban targeting Afghanistan and Pakistan may fall under his order on “Protecting the United States from Foreign Terrorists and other National Security and Public Safety Threats”. In 2018, the Supreme Court upheld Trump’s last travel ban … Read more

 Travel Warnings

Month One of the Trump Administration The beginning of the new administration has been marked by a flurry of activity and significant changes, with numerous executive orders and policy shifts transforming the landscape of immigration. Keeping track of these developments can be challenging, especially as many of them deviate sharply … Read more

A Divisive Storm Brewing Over IIUSA EB-5 Lawsuit (IMI)

By Mona Shah, Esq. The US EB-5 industry is currently witnessing an unprecedented rift, ignited by the ongoing lawsuit: Invest in the USA (IIUSA) v. United States Department of Homeland Security, presided over by Federal Judge Ana C. Reyes. This litigation, filed by IIUSA—the industry’s foremost trade association representing regional … Read more

The UK Closing Its Non-Dom Regime Could Turn Out to Be a Big Mistake

The UK has offered a special tax status to non-domiciled residents since the late 1700s. However, the British government recently announced it is dispensing with this colonial-era law, implying significant consequences for many international residents, businesses, and even the UK economy. So, what exactly was non-domiciled status, and what happens now that it’s coming to……

No April Fools: Lawsuit Against USCIS on EB-5 Fee Increase 

By Mona Shah, Esq.  The Lawsuit To our regular subscribers, there was certainly no surprise when a lawsuit was filed on March 19, 2024, relating to the upcoming USCIS filing fee increases by Bless Litigation, Wasden Law and Galati Law.  The lawsuit was filed in the District of Colorado and is aimed at stopping USCIS……