The U.S. administration is rolling out a million-dollar "gold card" visa program that could bring serious revenue to the country. The concept? Wealthy foreign investors pay $1M upfront for expedited residency status. Officials claim this could funnel billions into the economy while streamlining the immigration process for high-net-worth individuals. Critics question whether it creates a two-tier system, but supporters argue it's a win-win for capital inflows and economic growth. Could this reshape immigration policy globally?
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GasDevourer
· 3h ago
Another game where money equals privileges, now it's out in the open.
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SignatureDenied
· 3h ago
What, another money-making game... Now it's completely exposed.
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ProposalDetective
· 3h ago
It's another case of buying identity with money; the divide between the rich and poor is written into the policies.
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MemeEchoer
· 3h ago
The immigration channel for the wealthy, the dream of ordinary people has been shattered.
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PretendingToReadDocs
· 3h ago
Damn, it's really incredible how money can solve everything.
The U.S. administration is rolling out a million-dollar "gold card" visa program that could bring serious revenue to the country. The concept? Wealthy foreign investors pay $1M upfront for expedited residency status. Officials claim this could funnel billions into the economy while streamlining the immigration process for high-net-worth individuals. Critics question whether it creates a two-tier system, but supporters argue it's a win-win for capital inflows and economic growth. Could this reshape immigration policy globally?