Americans preparing to renew their passports may soon notice a striking new design choice, as the Trump administration introduces a controversial update to the nation’s travel documents.

Marking 250 years since the United States broke away from the rule of King George III, the government is commemorating the milestone by featuring Donald Trump’s image on select passports.

Under the change, some passports will display the 79-year-old president’s face layered over a background of the US Constitution—placing him alongside historic figures like the Founding Fathers, who have traditionally been associated with the document.

As with many decisions tied to the current administration, the move has sparked mixed reactions. Supporters, particularly those aligned with the MAGA movement, have welcomed the design and see it as a collectible piece of patriotic memorabilia. Critics, however, have labeled it excessive and driven by ego, with some warning it could create complications.

These limited-edition “Trump passports” are being introduced as part of celebrations for America’s 250th anniversary. According to the State Department, they will be issued by default through the Washington Passport Agency.

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