Trump EB-5: A New “Gold Card” Replacing the Immigrant Investor Visa Program

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Conclusion
Trump’s new Gold Card proposal signals a major shift in U.S. immigration policy. Replacing the EB-5 program with a more direct donation-based system. While it promises to attract HNWI who’d contribute to the economy, it raises concerns about fairness and potential abuse. As the program moves forward, its success will depend on how well it balances economic benefits with integrity and accessibility.
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