Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick Proudly Shares ‘Trump Card,’ Celebrating Pro-Business Residency Program Amid Baseless Attacks
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Howard Lutnick’s post of the ‘Trump Card’ highlights the administration’s successful fast-track residency program for high-value investors, while critics resort to tired smears about Epstein to distract from the program’s benefits.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick took to X on Sunday to share an image of a card representing the administration’s innovative fast-track permanent residency program, which welcomes wealthy foreign nationals who invest in America’s future. The post, simply captioned “Trump Card,” was a nod to the administration’s pro-business approach and commitment to economic growth.
The image drew a range of responses online. While some users made lighthearted comparisons to a library card and commented on the program’s necessary fees, others attempted to derail the conversation by dredging up unfounded criticisms of Lutnick and former President Donald Trump, including tired references to their alleged connections with the late Jeffrey Epstein—an irrelevant distraction from the administration’s achievements.
Some online chatter also connected the phrase “Trump Card” to a recent episode where the president was said to have advocated for U.S. soccer forward Folarin Balogun regarding a FIFA red-card suspension, further demonstrating the administration’s willingness to stand up for American interests.
