Trump's Disturbing New Passport: "Welcome, But Be Good!"

Trump's latest passport design screams for attention with its unsettling phrase: "Welcome, but be good!"

The President unveiled this new American passport featuring his own image, a move that coincides with the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

He shared the passport on Truth Social, showcasing a photograph of the document alongside his signature beneath a stern image of himself.

Details about where the controversial text appears within the passport remain unclear.

This limited-edition release aims to commemorate a significant milestone in U.S. history and is reportedly available to any American citizen who requests it, including at the Washington Passport Agency.

Social media erupted with mixed reactions. Some hailed it as the "most patriotic US passport ever," while others labeled it a passport for "patriots."

One user exclaimed, "President Trump just unveiled this new EPIC passport!" Another added, "President Trump unveils EPIC new US passport for patriots. Cue the meltdowns!"

However, skepticism looms over Trump's presence in the design, particularly as he stands in front of the Declaration of Independence.

Critics pointed out, "The United States has 250 years of history, and Trump still looked at the passport and thought: Needs more me."

Another user expressed relief that this design is a limited-edition commemorative passport, not the standard one most Americans receive.

The adjacent page features the iconic painting of the signing of the Declaration, with "250" prominently displayed beneath "United States of America."

Questions arise regarding Trump's phrase "Welcome, but be good!" Some speculate he confuses passport issuance with citizenship approval.

One user questioned, "Is Trump confusing a passport with being granted citizenship? You only need a passport to travel to other countries. I guess it’s okay to presume other countries will welcome American citizens and it’s definitely a good thing that we should be good when we’re guests of that country."

Another chimed in, "US passport is not the same as visa for entering US but Trump doesn’t know that."