Donald Trump proposes selling gold card visas for $5 million to wealthy foreigners who want to move to America, create jobs, and become citizens. The program is aimed at attracting high-level individuals who contribute to job creation and tax revenue.
Key Points
Replacing EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program with Trump gold card
Aims to attract high-level individuals who contribute to job creation and tax revenue
Potential to sell a million or more gold cards
Intended to streamline immigration process for wealthy individuals
Pros
Attracts wealthy individuals who can create jobs and contribute to the economy
Potential to reduce deficit by attracting foreign investment
Streamlines the immigration process for high-net-worth individuals
Cons
May prioritize wealth over other factors in immigration
Could lead to an influx of wealthy individuals without considering broader social impacts
Unclear on additional qualifications beyond financial requirements