Donald Trump Says Many Canadians Want Canada To Become 51st Us State It Is Great Idea – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live – Us-canada: Donald Trump’s claim – Many Canadians want Canada to become the 51st US state, said
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Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau – Photo: ANI
Expansion
America’s newly elected President Donald Trump has again talked about merging Canada with America. He said that the country should consider becoming the 51st state of America. Trump said such a move would benefit Canadians from lower taxes and better military protection. He described the idea as ‘great’ and said that many Canadians would support the proposal.
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Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social, ‘No one can explain why we give Canada more than $100,000,000 in subsidies every year? It doesn’t make any sense! Many Canadians want Canada to become the 51st state, he said. They will save big on taxes and security. I think it’s a good idea.’
Trump named PM Trudeau as governor
A day earlier, Donald Trump had commented on the problems arising in Canada’s ruling party after the resignation of Canada’s Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland. The president-elect described Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as the ‘governor of Canada’ and said Freeland’s behavior was not conducive to good decision-making for Canadian citizens.
Trump takes a dig at Justin Trudeau’s toxic behavior
“The great state of Canada is shocked as the Minister of Finance has resigned, or been removed from office, by Governor Justin Trudeau,” President-elect Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social. His behavior was completely toxic, and not friendly at all.’ He also said that making deals that are not good for Canadian citizens will not be tolerated.
Threatened with additional tariffs regarding de-dollarization
Earlier this month, Trump threatened to impose heavy tariffs as part of his economic policies to protect American industries and address dollar-related concerns. These include a proposal to impose 10 percent additional tariff on imports from China and 25 percent tariff on Canada and Mexico. These policies may lead to trade barriers, which may open up opportunities for Indian exporters to increase their share in these markets.
