Google searches for ‘Move to Canada’ skyrocket after Trump win
Donald Trump is back in. And some Americans are looking for a way out. Google searches for ‘Move to Canada’ skyrocketed in the United States after Trump stormed his way back to the White House, dodging bullets and court cases along the way.
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Google data said the searches for "moving to Canada," and “immigrate to Canada” began increasing at 8 p.m. Eastern. People ...
As Donald Trump is set to return to the White House next year, many Americans are considering moving to Canada, with searches on requirements for relocation surging in the days following his win.
Responding to news of Trump's presidential win, Americans are looking online for information on how to move north.
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