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Trump’s immigration ‘gold card’ could be a huge winner — with these changes

President Donald Trump introduced a $5 million Gold Card visa, suggesting it would grant residency and citizenship, as he said that the U.S. Could potentially sell up to a million cards to reduce debt.
Investor Ashok Adusumilli criticized the plan, expressing skepticism and stating, "These successful businessmen do not simply want to just pay money and lose it."
Experts indicated that creating a new visa category requires Congressional approval, as existing laws cannot be changed unilaterally by the executive branch.
Concerns persist that the Gold Card visa cannot be implemented swiftly due to legislative complexities.

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Commentary: Even with US$5 million price tag, Trump’s ‘gold card’ visas won’t cut national debt

It’s no surprise that there is plenty of scepticism around the US president's plan, says this international politics professor.

23 hours ago·Singapore

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Modern Diplomacy

Trump’s Gold Card Plan

US President Donald Trump announced, on February 26 2025 that the US would be selling a new type of residency permit card called “gold” card. This new system will come into effect in April 2025. While commenting on the Gold Visa Scheme, Trump said: “We’re going to be selling a gold card. You have a […] The post Trump’s Gold Card Plan appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.

1 day ago

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The Hill

Trump’s immigration ‘gold card’ could be a huge winner — with these changes

To be a true win for America, the price tag needs to change to open up the program to a larger number of productive newcomers.

2 days ago·Washington, United States

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Tioga Publishing

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Trump's immigration golden ticket not on the cards soon: experts

Donald Trump has boasted of selling US residency to wealthy foreigners through an around $5 million "Gold Card" from as early as March, but immigration experts say the planned visa cannot be created without Congress.

2 days ago·Pennsylvania, United States

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Breitbart

Poll: Public Opposes 'Gold Card' Visa Plan

The public does not like President Donald Trump's plan to sell "Gold Card" citizenships to wealthy foreigners, according to a Rasmussen poll. The post Poll: Public Opposes ‘Gold Card’ Visa Plan appeared first on Breitbart.

3 days ago·United States

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Newsweek

EB-5: Investors defend visa that Trump 'Gold Card' would replace

The EB-5 was designed as a job creation tool, whereas the Gold Card would send applicants' money directly to the Treasury as a form of deficit reduction.

3 days ago·United States

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