A 'Trump Card Visa' Is Already Showing Up in Immigration Forms

a year ago

Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is developing digital infrastructure for a new 'Trump Card Visa' golden visa program.
The program, proposed by Donald Trump, would allow wealthy individuals to buy residency in the U.S. for $5 million, but legal and legislative hurdles remain.
DOGE is coordinating with multiple federal agencies, including CBP and USCIS, to integrate the visa program into existing immigration systems.
A website, trumpcard.gov, has been registered, with subdomains linked to federal immigration systems, indicating advanced digital integration.
The Global Entry application form now includes an option for applicants to indicate if they have applied for a Trump Card Visa.
The program faces legal uncertainties, as current immigration laws, like the Immigration Act of 1990, may require Congressional approval for such changes.
The existing EB-5 investor visa program, which requires a $1.05 million investment, is seen as a precursor but differs in scope and target demographic.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick claimed 1,000 gold cards have already been sold, with a potential target of 1 million, but the program's launch timeline remains unclear.

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