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State Department Announces Limited-Edition Passports Featuring President Trump for U.S. 250th Anniversary
The U.S. State Department plans to release a limited number of commemorative passports marking the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The design includes an image of President Donald Trump on the inside cover, along with text from the declaration and his signature. The passports will launch around July 4 and be available to applicants while supplies last.
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The U.S. State Department has announced the release of limited-edition passports to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States' Declaration of Independence. These passports feature an image of President Donald Trump on the inside cover, surrounded by text from the declaration and the president's signature in gold.
The design maintains standard security features while incorporating customized artwork and enhanced imagery.
The passports are set to launch around July 4, coinciding with anniversary celebrations. They will be available to U.S. citizens applying for or renewing passports, subject to availability. A State Department spokesperson confirmed that only a limited number will be produced.
The State Department confirmed the mockup's authenticity. The design also includes images of the Declaration of Independence and the founding fathers.
This initiative aligns with other administration efforts to mark national milestones. Business Insider noted similar programs, including a Trump Gold Card visa and Trump Accounts under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The passports aim to highlight the anniversary while preserving document security.
Applicants can obtain the commemorative version if they apply during the release period and supplies remain. No specific production numbers were disclosed. The State Department described the passports as among the most secure documents worldwide.
