​ Pay to Stay? Trump Suggests Selling U.S. “Gold Cards” for $5 Million to Foreigners Seeking U.S. Residency
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Pay to Stay? Trump Suggests Selling U.S. “Gold Cards” for $5 Million to Foreigners Seeking U.S. Residency

poligirlsayswhat by poligirlsayswhat
February 25, 2025
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Pay to Stay? Trump Suggests Selling U.S. “Gold Cards” for $5 Million to Foreigners Seeking U.S. Residency

Trump Suggests Selling U.S. “Gold Cards” for $5 Million to Foreigners

Donald Trump has announced a new immigration proposal that would allow wealthy foreigners to purchase a special “Gold Card” granting them U.S. residency for $5 million, provided they create jobs in the country.

Speaking on Tuesday, Trump claimed the program is legal and could be implemented within the next two weeks. He suggested the initiative is designed to attract foreign investment and boost the U.S. economy by encouraging job creation.

However, one of the most controversial aspects of Trump’s statement was his acknowledgment that Russian oligarchs could potentially qualify for the program. Given ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Russia, such a possibility is likely to spark debate over national security concerns and the broader implications of selling residency to the highest bidder.

The details of the proposed “Gold Card” remain unclear, including how job creation would be verified and whether applicants would face additional vetting.

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Grace McNair, known by her pen name poligirlsayswhat, is a political journalist and contributor for Baller Alert covering the intersection of politics, culture, and social impact. Her work focuses on breaking down complex policy, elections, and major headlines into clear, accessible insights that connect national decisions to everyday life. With a focus on accountability, media literacy, and the real-world impact of political power, she brings a culturally aware perspective to stories that shape public discourse, particularly within underrepresented communities. Her reporting and commentary center on transparency, truth, and the influence of government decisions on daily life. Following increased public attention and threats tied to her coverage of the administration, she has chosen to maintain a lower public profile while continuing her work. Despite this, her voice remains a consistent and trusted source of insight for readers seeking clarity in an increasingly complex political landscape.

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