Trump’s Budget Victory, Gold Card Plan, and More!

In a major win for President Trump, the House passed a sweeping budget resolution by a razor-thin 217-215

vote.

The bill includes $4.5 trillion in tax cuts and $2 trillion in spending cuts, advancing Trump’s agenda on

border security, defense, and energy.

Speaker Mike Johnson and Trump personally lobbied GOP holdouts to secure the votes.

However, the bill still faces hurdles in the Senate, where negotiations will determine its final form.

Trump announced a new 'gold card' program, allowing wealthy foreigners to buy U.S.

residency and a path to citizenship for $5 million.

The program replaces the EB-5 visa and aims to attract 'world-class global citizens.' Critics argue it favors the

rich while ignoring broader immigration reforms.

Trump even suggested Russian oligarchs could apply, sparking further controversy.

A federal judge has blocked Trump’s attempt to freeze trillions in federal funding, calling it 'ill-conceived' and lacking

legal basis.

The administration had paused grants and loans to review compliance with Trump’s executive orders, but the court ruled

the move could cause 'catastrophic harm.' The White House has yet to respond to the ruling.

Teachers unions are suing the Trump administration over a directive that threatens to cut federal funding for schools

that consider race in student programs.

The lawsuit argues the policy is unconstitutional and goes beyond the Supreme Court’s ruling on affirmative action.

The Education Department has declined to comment on the case.

Even some conservatives are warning that Trump’s actions threaten the Constitution.

At a recent summit, critics accused him of undermining the rule of law, citing his pardons for January

6 rioters and his claim that 'he is the law.' Some predict he will defy court orders, urging

Americans to stand up for democracy.