Trump says 'gold card' visa will help pay down U.S. debt
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday said his proposed $5 million "gold card" visa would help the country pay down its debt while offering top companies a way to attract top immigrant workers.
Trump said the country would start selling the visa in about two weeks.
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