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Trump's $1.5 B Golf Resort Displaces 4,000 Vietnamese Families

6/2/2026

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The Trump Organization and Kinhbac City are building a $1.5 billion golf resort on 990 hectares in Hung Yen.
The project will displace about 4,000 households, force Chau Ninh families to exhume graves, and offer 70 million dong ($2,660) per household after earlier offers from $12 for 10 sq ft to $3,200 plus rice.
Authorities fast-tracked the resort to boost trade with the United States amid tariff threats, planning 5-star hotels and luxury estates for 2025.

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Story summary

The Trump Organization and Kinhbac City are building a $1.5 billion golf resort on 990 hectares in Hung Yen.
The project will displace about 4,000 households, force Chau Ninh families to exhume graves, and offer 70 million dong ($2,660) per household after earlier offers from $12 for 10 sq ft to $3,200 plus rice.
Authorities fast-tracked the resort to boost trade with the United States amid tariff threats, planning 5-star hotels and luxury estates for 2025.