Kirk Cousins felt 'misled' after Falcons drafted Michael Penix Jr. Jeffrey Epstein had no 'client list,' died by suicide, DOJ ...

Wealth-for-residency scheme lacks legal backing, raises questions about executive overreach and global credibility.

Trump's $5M gold card visa plan for ultra-wealthy faces legal and political hurdles, with no bill introduced and Congress ...

The president and his aides have exaggerated the likelihood that such a program can be legally implemented and have made no effort to introduce legislation that would be needed.

A fast track to legal status is likely illegal without Congress, and it’s unclear if interest in the idea translates to applications ...

Since early 2024, the Trump administration has been promoting a bold new idea — a “gold card” visa that would allow wealthy foreigners to get U.S. residency in exchange for a $5 million investment.

Trump launched a website for immigrants to register interest in the new gold card visa. The gold card offers a path to US citizenship for a $5 million fee, pending official launch. Applications ...

President Donald Trump announced, back on February 25, that his administration would soon debut a “gold card,” an immigration program that would allow wealthy foreigners, for the low, low ...

Trump launches 'Gold Card': Know all about USD 5 million scheme and how to sign up The newly launched website — trumpcard.gov — features an image of the gold-colored card prominently ...

Trump first proposed the residency visa in February, saying his administration would offer wealthy applicants a “gold card” that grants residency and work rights as well as a path to citizenship.

The EB-5 visa allows immigrant investors the option to invest between $800,000 and $1.05 million to obtain a green card. The investment money is used to help create or preserve U.S. jobs.