Donald Trump's Gold Card Visa Hit With Major New Lawsuit
Summary
A federal lawsuit was filed against President Trump's Gold Card visa program, arguing it violates federal immigration law by prioritizing wealthy applicants for U.S. residency over more qualified individuals. The program, which started in 2025, allows people to gain residency by making large payments. The lawsuit wants the court to stop this program.Key Facts
- The Gold Card visa program grants expedited U.S. residency to wealthy individuals.
- Applicants must pay at least $1 million or have $2 million from corporate sponsors.
- The program aims to provide EB-1 and EB-2 employment-based visas, which are normally for individuals with extraordinary skills.
- Critics argue the program undermines a merit-based immigration system.
- The lawsuit claims the program diverts visas from qualified professionals like scientists and engineers.
- Plaintiffs argue that the executive branch overstepped its authority by changing visa rules without Congress.
- The lawsuit includes President Trump and senior administration officials as defendants.
- The court will review the legality of the Gold Card visa program.
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