President Donald Trump's 'gold card' visa program has garnered attention, as nearly 70,000 people expressed interest in obtaining U.S. residency by investing $5 million. Launched by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, the program features a dedicated website, TrumpCard.gov, for potential applicants to join a waitlist. The initiative, which emerged from the ideas of billionaire John Paulson, aims to leverage investments to reduce the national debt. Trump believes selling a substantial number of cards could yield trillions for the government, showcasing his confidence in the program's potential appeal to affluent foreign investors.
Nearly 70,000 people have signed up for President Donald Trump's "gold card" visa plan, which offers a path to legal U.S. residency to wealthy foreign investors willing to pay $5 million each.
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick... launched TrumpCard.gov, the website where candidates for residency could get on a waitlist by providing their name, region where they live, and email address.
"If we sell a million [gold cards], that's $5 trillion," he mused. "If we sell 10 million, which is possible ... that's $50 trillion."
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