The Obama administration on Friday highlighted a plan to encourage more foreign nationals to start businesses in the United States by granting them temporary residency.
The proposed “International Entrepreneur Rule,” published in the Federal Register by the Department of Homeland Security, would grant applicants and their family members a temporary initial stay of up to two years, with the option of extending for up to three more.
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