USCIS's main problem is that they are stretched too thin given the current resources. Adding a subjective approval process to their roster of duties without giv

USCIS's main problem is that they are stretched too thin given the current resources. Adding a subjective approval process to their roster of duties without giving them more resources is only likely to lengthen the time it takes to get any kind of permit. Adding new resources at the scale required to fix it is impossible given the current budget crunch. By adding the investor clause, the government is essentially 'outsourcing' the subjective qualification process to 'qualified investors'. I don't think it is a perfect solution but it seems like a practical approach given the constraints.