Rightwing media is reporting that the Trump administration is considering printing a $250 bill with Donald Trumps face on it. This is the second plan from the White House to put Trump on currency, even though only dead people are traditionally memorialized on money in the U.S. Trump is still alive. Related Psychologist explains why Trump is enraged by reports on his health U.S. Treasurer Brandon Beach told the rightwing Daily Caller that he wants Trump on a $250 bill because the U.S.s 250th anniversary is this year.When Trump appointed me to the job, I told him I wanted to do a $250 bill with his picture on the 250 birthday celebration, Beach said, adding that its currently illegal to put a living presidents face on paper money. Insights for the LGBTQ+ community Subscribe to our briefing for insights into how politics impacts the LGBTQ+ community and more. Subscribe to our Newsletter today Now weve got a bill in the House, but its got to be passed by law, Beach continued. If it is, then we will do the $250 with his picture on it. In December, Beach said that he wanted to mint a dollar coin with Trumps face on it. Its technically not illegal to put a sitting presidents face on coins, as monarchies and dictatorships often do with their leaders.Congressional Democrats introduced a bill to ban the U.S. Mint from making any currency with the likeness of a living or sitting President. Since Republicans control both chambers of Congress and Trump himself is president the bill is unlikely to pass. Beach snarked that Democrats were so triggered by the proposed coin celebrating our nations 250th anniversary that they are trying to recklessly change law to block it.Beach told the Daily Caller that the Mint is moving forward with the Trump coin and that were going to put some kind of eagle or something on the back. He cant be on both sides. He can only be on the front, but its going to be a beautiful coin.Beach said that he believes the Republican Congress will pass a bill to legalize the Trump $250 bill, which was introduced last year by Rep. Joe Wilson (R-SC) in the House.Subscribe to theLGBTQ Nation newsletterand be the first to know about the latest headlines shaping LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.