No. Use the actual current official framework and distinguish it from other investment proposals.
Identify the source and date of each claim
A private brochure may describe a different product or stage. Do not carry financial promises or eligibility assumptions into the government gift framework without verification.
The framework as published moves through a nonrefundable processing fee, vetting, a gift to the U.S. government after successful vetting, and then progression through an existing immigrant classification subject to its own rules. Read the official FAQ for what it actually promises: an application, a fee, vetting, further instructions from USCIS, the gift when instructed, and then the ordinary immigrant-visa or adjustment steps for the classification assigned. A program described as recent and evolving can change its amounts, terms and procedures, so a saved page tells you what the source said on the day it was retrieved rather than what applies now. The framework then operates through the existing employment-based first and second preference classifications rather than creating a new category of its own, and it should never be described as an investment or confused with EB-5, where capital goes into a business and must create jobs.