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The Donald Trump's Effect On Canada

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The Trump Effect

Is Donald Trump truly all that bad for Canada? Is he indeed the worst president ever? Although many people assume he is; Donald Trump has helped Canada out, but on the same thought he has instituted protectionist policies that damaged the Canadian economy. I’m neither pro Trump nor anti Trump, but even though Donald Trump is the president of the United States, he is still effecting changes in Canada, both excellent and dreadful.
In this first issue, Donald Trump's proposal to combat illegal immigrants in America will dilapidate Canada. Illegal immigrants are fleeing America and infiltrating Canada, which creates a bunch of problems for us. For example, Canadian taxpayer’s dollars are being diverted from their intended

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