EB-5 Will Likely Be Extended as Part of Continuing Resolution Through December 9, 2016

EB-5 Will Likely Be Extended as Part of Continuing Resolution Through December 9, 2016

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This afternoon, a draft of the Continuing Resolution (CR) began circulating in Washington, DC. The CR, which Congress will likely pass early next week, will keep the federal government running through the November election. Upon enactment, the EB-5 Regional Center Program will be extended through December 9, 2016 – the length of this current CR. “Since EB-5 was contained in last year’s Omnibus appropriations bill, it is automatically extended by a Continuing Resolution for its duration. There was no need for legislators to specifically mention EB-5 in this Continuing Resolution,” stated Hecht. Stakeholders should continue to monitor developments related to the CR, but according to Hecht, “passage in both chambers seems very likely early next week, as legislators on both sides of the political aisle are anxious to get home to focus on campaigning for the November elections.”


http://www.natlawreview.com/article/eb-5-will-likely-be-extended-part-continuing-resolution-through-december-9-2016

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