The U.S. already has investor visas. The only difference between the investor visa and the start-up visa is that the latter dispenses with the capital requireme

The U.S. already has investor visas. The only difference between the investor visa and the start-up visa is that the latter dispenses with the capital requirement. I don't see what entrepreneurs are gaining by locating new businesses in the U.S.--people forget that the U.S. taxes the worldwide income of its residents. That's not the case with the U.K. or Canada. You can do all kinds of business without living in the U.S. and subjecting yourself and your company to U.S. laws. Where's the advantage?