"Trump's Face on Passports?"... U.S. to Issue '250th Anniversary Limited Edition' Passports

Special Design to Mark 250th Anniversary

Limited Edition Issuance... No Additional Cost

The U.S. government plans to issue a limited number of "special design passports" featuring a portrait of U.S. President Donald Trump to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the nation's founding. While maintaining existing security features, the passports will emphasize commemorative and symbolic elements.

Limited Edition Passport Featuring Trump's Portrait. U.S. Department of State · New York Post

According to the New York Post and other sources on April 28 (local time), the Department of State will begin issuing U.S. passports with customized designs in limited quantities starting this summer. These passports will be provided at no additional cost to applicants and will continue to be issued until supplies run out.

The released design draft features an engraving-style portrait of President Donald Trump on the inside cover. Below the portrait is a signature in gold ink, and the background combines images of the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. flag.

Another page features the iconic painting by artist John Trumbull, depicting the signing of the Declaration of Independence, while the back cover uses a design based on the original U.S. flag adopted in 1777. The number "250" is added to the center of the 13 stars, symbolizing the 250th anniversary of the nation's founding.

State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott stated, "This passport will feature a customized design and enhanced images while maintaining the same security features that make the U.S. passport the most secure document in the world."

This passport is part of the "America 250" project commemorating the founding of the United States. The project reportedly includes a variety of events, such as car races on the Washington National Mall and official White House ceremonies.

The State Department announced that once the issuance of the new design passport begins, all U.S. citizens will be eligible to apply, and the passports will be available in limited quantities.

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