WP reported on the dubiousness of the idea of introducing a visa with a "gold card" for $ 5 million.

US President Donald Trump and his aides are exaggerating the likelihood of implementing the $5 million Gold Card program, as the country's current legislation contradicts its operation. This was reported by The Washington Post (WP) on July 7.

"Trump and his aides have repeatedly exaggerated the likelihood that such a program could be implemented in accordance with current legislation, and they have made no effort to change it," the newspaper noted.

According to WP, the US president, according to the Immigration Act of 1990, does not have the right to unilaterally create a new visa category, which will require an act of Congress.

According to the newspaper, the idea of a visa with a "golden card" shows the uncertainty of Trump's point of view on migration policy.

"This proposal will turn access to the United States into a commodity for sale and reflects a transactional approach to immigration that runs counter to American values," the publication added.

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