How the Kushner-Meyer Event Was Seen and Played in China
Disgustingly Sick Headlines
BEIJING
(Washington Post) — The Kushner family came to the United States as
refugees, worked hard and made it big — and if you invest in Kushner
properties, so can you.
The Kushner family hopes
to lure investments from wealthy business owners in China with the promise of
American visas.
Nicole Kushner-Meyer, the sister of White
House adviser and President Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, spoke at an event in Beijing on
Saturday (May 6, 2017).
She was marketing a Kushner-owned property in
New Jersey – invest in the development and get into the United States through the EB-5 visa program. The EB-5 visa allows immigrants a path to a green card if they
invest more than $500,000 in a project that creates jobs in the United States.
Noteworthy: The EB-5 visa has been used by the Trump and Kushner
family businesses. Foreigners mostly wealthy Chinese nationals, have used the EB-5 program as a ticket to the U.S.,
and that promise has helped attract foreign investments for American
real-estate projects.
Irony: President
Trump has taken an anti-immigration stance and vowed to severely tighten the
use of work visas. The EB-5 program has under fire by members of Congress on both sides say the program essentially sells citizenship to high-income
foreigners.
More Irony: Potential investors in the Kushner project were told they
should act quickly because possible policy changes to the EB-5 program might
raise the required minimum investment just as an Ad for the event held at a
Ritz-Carlton hotel, said: “Invest $500,000 and immigrate to the United States.”
Nicole Kushner-Meyer went on to tell the crowd how her
grandfather immigrated to the U.S. and built a business from the ground up. She
mentioned Jared's new position in the White House, although she made no
overt references to President Trump, saying: “In 2008, my brother
Jared Kushner joined the family company as CEO, and recently moved to
Washington to join the administration.”
The event was meant to draw investors for 1
Journal Square, a $976.4 million residential and commercial project underway in
NJ. The company says 15% of it will be funded through the EB-5 program.
The Beijing even was organized by the Chinese
immigration agency Qiaowai and it was open to the public. Note: Reporters from the Washington Post and
the NY Times attended but said they were later asked to leave.
Neither Kushner nor Qiaowa could be reached
for comment about the event.
My Conclusion: So, the Trump's and Kushner's are not
in this for their name, more fame, and much [more]
fortune, and of course, they have no conflicts of interest, right?
A visa leading to a Green Card and permanent residency in
America: And, for only $500,000.00. Obviously, not a big amount for the Trump's
or Kushner's.
This entire family must be removed from all facets of
public life and our government, immediately, if not sooner...
This news is so pathetic and sick that I honestly have a
hard time finding words to express my outrage. How about you?
I have to truly wonder how much of this the public as a whole can
tolerate from this scam and Film-flam racket of the Trump’s – really.
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