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President Donald Trump suggested renaming his proposed "gold card" visa as the "Trump card," claiming the name would be more appealing.

President Trump proposed selling 'gold cards' for $5 million each, granting U.S. residency with a path to citizenship. Trump argues the program would boost the economy by attracting wealthy ...

It’s only a matter of time. He has changed the names of a mountain and an ocean. He wants to make Canada the 51st state. He ...

By Shawn McCreesh White House reporter President Trump on Tuesday previewed his plans for a new visa program he was calling the gold card, describing it as “somewhat like a green card ...

President Donald Trump has unveiled a new immigration ... to ensure they are qualified investors. Will There Be a Cap on the Number of Gold Cards Issued? The administration has indicated that ...

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced an all-new “gold card” for immigrants. Trump said these cards, priced at $5 million each, will be sold to foreigners who want to move to the ...

President Donald Trump announced Tuesday evening that he would be selling a “gold card,” allowing foreign ... The EB-5 visa has an annual cap of about 10,000 visas a year, or some 7.1% of ...

Trump said he’d like the gold card rolled out within two weeks The card would function much like the already existing EB5 investor visa It would provide a pathway to green card and later citizen ...

President Donald Trump’s plan to offer a "gold card" visa to those willing to shell out $5 million could raise new fraud and national security risks, according to one expert. "Any immigration be ...

President Donald Trump announced a $5 million "gold card" initiative for wealthy individuals to obtain US residency and eventual citizenship, replacing the EB-5 visa program. The program aims to ...