How to buy a green card to get into the US

Washington Post:

Critics: Visa program for rich is ‘Immigration Reform for the 1%’Critics: Visa program for rich is ‘Immigration Reform for the 1%’


The program allows foreigners to get green cards by investing $500,000 in businesses to create jobs.
I think this is one of the ways the cartels try to reinvest their money in the US and get a place to avoid the dangers of living in Mexico.  When I was visiting my old stomping grounds in the Lower Rio Grade Valley a couple of years ago, I notices a lot of new franchise locations from fast food to auto parts.  This was in spite of having the poorest economy in Texas.  When I asked about it, it was explained as a way Mexicans could find a safe place for their money, and in some cases for themselves.

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