Trump's $5 million 'gold card' visa opens a door for wealthy college applicants from overseas, experts say

• Trump’s proposed 'gold card' visa comes with a hidden tax break for the wealthy

  President Donald Trump's proposed $5 million "gold card" for U.S. residency would be one the most expensive in the world, according to experts.
  
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  Trump wants to use $5 million 'gold cards' to replace foreign investor visas

  Trump proposes creating a type of green card program for wealthy foreign investors that would give them permanent residency and a pathway to citizenship for $5 milllion.
  
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  What Trump’s New $5 Million Gold Card Visa Could Mean for Entrepreneurs

  Trump’s gold card is designed to replace the EB-5 investor visa, which provides billions in investments to American businesses. But there are some big differences.
  
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• Here's what to know about Trump's $5 million immigration "gold card"

  President Trump is floating the idea of a new "gold card" visa that would be sold to wealthy foreigners for $5 million.
  
  CBS News - 5d

• Trump announces US ‘gold card’ visa scheme

  Wealthy foreigners will be able buy ‘route to citizenship’ for $5mn, president says
  
  Financial Times - 5d

• Trump wants a $5 million ‘gold card’ path to citizenship to cut U.S. debt. Here are the obstacles he’ll face.

  President Donald Trump has proposed a new “Trump gold card” program that would provide foreign investors who put up at least $5 million with U.S. residency and a path to citizenship — but the plan ...
  
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  Trump pitches 'gold card' as replacement for EB5 investor visa

  The Trump administration said Tuesday that it would be revamping the U.S. investor visa, increasing the funds required to secure the status while dubbing the new option a "gold card." Commerce ...
  
  The Hill - 5d

• Trump adds ‘gold card’ to global cash-for-visas competition

  Rivals to $5mn scheme have drawn Chinese, Russian and other wealthy investors, but raised concerns about money laundering
  
  Financial Times - 5d

• Why Trump’s ‘gold card’ visa program could make the pricey U.S. housing market even more expensive

  An influx of immigrants who pay $5 million for a visa could increase demand in the “ultra-high end of the real-estate market,” said a National Association of Realtors economist.
  
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  Authorities in Singapore detained three people on charges of deliberately misrepresenting the final destination of U.S.-manufactured servers.
  
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• Nvidia shares fall 9% on tariff fears

  The company's stock price is down 13% since it reported earnings last Wednesday.
  
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• Inflation will move toward 2% target, but risks to outlook are rising, says Fed's Musalem

  The risks for higher inflation are on the rise, St. Louis Federal Reserve President Alberto Musalem said Monday.
  
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• Trump announces $100 billion investment in U.S. from TSMC, calls it 'most powerful company' in world

  President Donald Trump announced a $100 billion investment from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing to boost U.S. chip building.
  
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  The company's stock price is down 13% since it reported earnings last Wednesday.
  
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  Trump Will Impose 25 Percent Tariffs on Canada and Mexico on Tuesday

  President Trump said he would impose levies on America’s largest trading partners Tuesday, along with another 10 percent on China.
  
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