09/07/2026
This Labor Day, we honor the dignity, privilege, and purpose of work.
Work is how families build futures. It is how communities grow stronger. It is how nations renew themselves across generations.
And in the United States, that promise has always been carried forward by those willing to dream boldly, work patiently, and contribute to something larger than themselves.
Today, we are especially grateful for the extraordinary EB-5 investors and families whose courage, ambition, and confidence in America we are honored to support.
These families are builders, entrepreneurs, professionals, parents, and visionaries. They bring capital, talent, resilience, discipline, and long-term conviction to the American economy. They help finance projects, create jobs, strengthen communities, and contribute to the ongoing story of American renewal.
And their impact is real.
According to an economic impact report released by Invest in the USA and developed independently by Fourth Economy, the EB-5 program generated:
$75.2 billion in private investment
1.7 million American jobs
$184 billion contributed to U.S. GDP
$14.5 billion in federal, state, and local tax revenues
from 2016 to 2019 alone — all at no cost to U.S. taxpayers.
Those numbers tell a powerful story.
EB-5 is more than an immigration category. At its best, it is a bridge between family ambition and American enterprise.
In many ways, EB-5 investors represent one of the truest modern expressions of the American Dream. Their journeys require courage, sacrifice, patience, and extraordinary determination. Yet through that journey, they continue to prove that the American Dream is not a relic of the past.
It lives on through families who still believe that hard work, opportunity, and freedom can change the course of generations.
To our investors, partners, and colleagues: thank you for your trust, your confidence in America, and your meaningful role in helping build the next chapter of this country’s economic future.
This Labor Day, we honor the work that built America — and the families whose dreams continue to build it still.
