Elon Musk Says Government Is Doing A 'Quiet Trial' Of Trump Gold Card Visa

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : When first announcing it, Trump said the card would cost about $5 million and buyers would have the same benefits a green card holder would have -- which include permanent residency and work authorization, but not the right to vote or run for public office -- and it would be "a route to citizenship."
50% : Revenue generated by sales of the Trump card would be used to pay down the national debt, Trump said.
36% : Trump also said the "wealthy people" who buy it will be investing in the U.S. by "spending a lot of money, paying a lot of taxes and employing a lot of people."
34% : When Trump first announced it, he said he did not need congressional approval for it and that it would launch some time over the next two weeks, though it did not.
33% : News of Trump's plan for a $5 million visa came amid his efforts to ramp up deportations in the U.S. Before he took office, Trump said he would carry out the largest mass deportation effort in the country's history.

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