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

• Trump announces US ‘gold card’ visa scheme

  Wealthy foreigners will be able buy ‘route to citizenship’ for $5mn, president says
  
  Financial Times - 1d

• Trump proposes selling 'gold card' path to citizenship

  President Trump proposed selling a "gold card" path to U.S. citizenship that would cost $5 million. The president told reporters he believed it would help "wealthy" and "successful" people enter ...
  
  NBC News - 1d
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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 - 1d

• 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 - 22h
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  Trump wants to use $5 million 'gold cards' to replace foreign investor visas

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  NBC News - 23h
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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.
  
  Inc. - 19h
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  Trump Plans ‘Gold Card’ Alternative to Green Cards for ‘High Level People’

  President Trump said the cards would have “a higher level of sophistication” than green cards and cost applicants about $5 million.
  
  The New York Times - 1d
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  ‘Trump gold card’ to offer rich foreigners route to US citizenship for $5m

  US president says new visa program would be open to Russian oligarchs, some of whom ‘are very nice people’. US politics live – latest updates Wealthy foreigners willing to pay about $5m, ...
  
  The Guardian - 1d
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  Trump believes 'gold cards' for immigration could be a 'very successful program'

  President Trump was asked about the "gold card" path to immigration he proposed and told reporters he believed it could be used to pay off debts and allow companies to pay for workers from other ...
  
  NBC News - 23h

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