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Trump Unveils Limited-Edition U.S. Passport Design for America 250
President Donald Trump revealed a new limited-edition U.S. passport on Friday featuring his portrait and the Declaration of Independence. The design is part of the America 250 celebration ahead of the July 4 anniversary.
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President Donald Trump unveiled a rendering of a new limited-edition U.S. passport design on Friday. The front shows Trump standing over the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office with his fists on the table.
The reverse displays the painting of the Founding Fathers signing the Declaration of Independence, with the text “United States of America 250” at the bottom. The passports form part of the Trump administration’s America 250 celebration. The State Department announced the limited-edition passports in late April and said they are slated for release this summer.
'” The design was revealed just over one week before the nation’s 250th anniversary on July 4. The Great American State Fair started on Wednesday and will last 16 days, coinciding with the Fourth of July.
