For decades, legal permanent residents in the U.S. were eligible for loans through the Small Business Administration (SBA), which has been a significant source of funding for small businesses. However, recent changes have resulted in these individuals no longer being able to access these loans.
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Changes in Small Business Administration Loan Access for Immigrants
Legal permanent residents in the U.S. have historically been able to obtain loans from the Small Business Administration. Recent changes have eliminated this access, impacting small business lending for immigrants.
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How small-business loans got caught in Trump's immigration crackdown
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Changes in Small Business Administration Loan Access for Immigrants