; and (bb) retain the immigrant visa priority date related to the original petition; and (III) any funds obtained or recovered by an alien investor, directly or indirectly, from claims against third parties, including insurance proceeds, or any additional investment capital provided by the alien after the enforcement action described in clause (iv) is filed, may be deemed to be such alien’s investment capital for the purposes of subparagraph (A) if such investment otherwise complies with the requirements under this paragraph and under section 216A. (v) Exception If the Secretary has reason to believe that an alien was a knowing participant in the conduct that led to the termination of a regional center, new commercial enterprise, or job-creating entity described in clause (i), or was a knowing participant in the alleged wrongdoing that led to an enforcement action described in clause (iv)— (I) the alien shall not be accorded any benefit under this subparagraph; and (II) the Secretary shall— (aa) notify the alien of such belief; and (bb) subject to section 216A(b)(2), deny or initiate proceedings to revoke the approval of such alien’s petition, application, or benefit (and that of any spouse or child, if applicable) described in this paragraph. (N) Threats to the national interest (i) Denial or revocation The Secretary of Homeland Security shall deny or revoke the approval of a petition, application, or benefit described in this paragraph, including the documents described in clause (ii), if the Secretary determines, in the Secretary’s discretion, that the approval of such petition, application, or benefit is contrary to the national interest of the United States for reasons relating to threats to public safety or national security. (ii) Documents The documents described in this clause are— (I) a certification, designation, or amendment to the designation of a regional center; (II) a petition seeking classification of an alien as an alien investor under this paragraph