CNN 5 Things Embassy staffers shot, ‘gold card’ visas, band member terror charge & more
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May 22, 2025 A tragic shooting claims the lives of two Israeli embassy workers in Washington, DC. Meanwhile, intense debates unfold in Congress over President Trump's proposed immigration reforms. Foreign nationals are eyeing the potential benefits of a new 'gold card' visa. In a surprising twist, a member of a hip-hop band faces terrorism charges, highlighting the controversial intersections of culture and law. Additionally, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces monthly prayer meetings at the Pentagon, stirring discussions about faith in government.
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Israeli Embassy Staff Shooting Tragedy
- Two Israeli embassy staffers, a young couple engaged to be married, were killed in a shooting in Washington, D.C.
- The woman and man were enjoying an evening near the Capitol Jewish Museum before the tragic event.
Controversy Surrounding Trump's Bill
- The U.S. House debates Trump's "big, beautiful bill" amid intense negotiations and proposed Medicaid changes.
- The bill faces opposition from Democrats, who see it as favoring the wealthy over working families.
Trump's Proposed Gold Card Visa
- Wealthy foreign nationals with $5 million can soon apply for Trump's "gold card" visa to live and work permanently in the U.S.
- Immigration experts warn Congress must approve any new visa program before it takes effect.