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🇺🇸 Trump’s $5M “Golden Card” – U.S. Residency for the Ultra-Rich? 💰🏆✈️

Would you pay $5 million for a fast-track U.S. residency? 💵✨ Donald Trump’s controversial new program offers exactly that—but is it a brilliant investment strategy or a backdoor for corruption? 🤔

🔥 What’s Happening?

🔹 Trump’s Proposal: Ultra-wealthy individuals can "buy" U.S. residency for $5M investment 🏦
🔹 Red Flags from FATF: Similar programs used for money laundering & shady dealings 💰💼
🔹 A Double Standard? While millions struggle with complex immigration processes, the wealthy get VIP access 🚪

⚠️ The Debate is On!

✅ Pro: Could attract global investors and boost the U.S. economy 📈
❌ Con: Risks turning America into a billionaire’s playground with little oversight ⚠️

💬 What’s Your Take?

Is this a genius move for investment or an open invitation for corruption? 👀👇

#Trump #Write2Earn #GoldenCard #Immigration #USResidency #PoliticsAndMoney 🚀

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#TrumpVsPowell heating up like a Wall Street bonfire!
Trump’s calling out Jerome Powell again, blaming the Fed chair for high interest rates and "slowing the economy." Meanwhile, Powell’s holding the line, keeping rates steady to fight inflation—no matter the political heat.

Is this economic tough love, or is the Fed playing politics?

One side says: “Cut rates and boost growth.”
The other says: “Stay strong and fight inflation.”

Who’s got it right? The businessman-turned-politician or the central banker trying to steer the storm?

Let the debate begin.
#Economy #FederalReserve #Trump2024 #JeromePowell #InterestRates #Inflation #PoliticsAndMoney

Insider Moves? Tariff Exempt Stock Buys Raise Eyebrows
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News is breaking that US politicians, including Marjorie Taylor Greene, have been buying shares of tariff-exempt companies like $AAPL, $AMZN, $DELL, $NKE just before official exemption announcements.

These stocks were reportedly bought while prices were dipping, only to rebound once the surprise news hit the market. Many are calling this behavior “unusual,” raising questions about potential insider access and a lack of transparency in government-trading boundaries.

Should lawmakers be allowed to trade stocks influenced by policy decisions?

Let us know what you think.
#StockMarket #InsiderTrading #PoliticsAndMoney #BinanceSquare #AAPL