US to issue ‘America250’ passports featuring Donald Trump’s image | Donald Trump
The US government, celebrating 250 years of independence from the monarchy, will this summer issue passports featuring a large photo of its top leader’s face.
Donald Trump’s photograph will appear on the inside cover of the limited edition documents announced to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the independence of the United States, surrounded by the text of the Declaration of Independence and the US flag with a gold signature. On a separate page is the famous painting where the founding fathers signed this document.
State Department spokesman Tommy Pigott described the US passport as “the most secure document in the world” in a statement, stating that the passports will include “personalized artwork and enhanced images” and retain existing security features.
The passports are part of the administration’s “America250” celebrations, which also include the Grand Prix race on the National Mall and a UFC fight on the South Lawn of the White House.
The State Department said it would issue a limited number of passports for the “historic event” but did not confirm how many there would be.
The passport is the latest in Trump’s effort to show his face on US institutions and documents. A banner with the president’s face already adorns the Justice Department building in Washington, along with others hanging Located in the Ministry of Labor and the Ministry of Agriculture Next to Abraham Lincoln Under the text “Growing America Since 1862.”
national parks transition for 2026 There is also Trump’s face with George Washington underneath the words “America the Beautiful.” National Park Service after visitors began covering his image with stickers in protest. updated its policy to warn that altering the transition in any way may invalidate it.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Mint has released draft designs for a $1 coin bearing Trump’s likeness, and the fine arts commission this year approved the design for a 24-carat commemorative gold coin featuring a stern-faced Trump leaning over a table.
Completing the picture, a 250-foot golden triumphal arch internally referred to as the “Arc de Trump” received preliminary approval this month despite what the public described as overwhelmingly negative feedback.
A panel of Trump allies voted to proceed with the project, which, if built, would be taller than both the US Capitol and the Lincoln Memorial and would feature a golden statue reminiscent of the Statue of Liberty.
