As Canada implements stricter immigration measures, with nearly 4,000 monthly rejections in 2024, marking a 20% increase from 2023, the nation’s policy shift could foster closer alignment with Donald Trump’s anticipated immigration agenda. The Canadian government’s recent crackdown, including increased visitor visa rejections and reduced study permits, mirrors the hardline approach expected in Trump’s potential second term. This parallel stance on immigration might help maintain stable US-Canada relations, despite previous tensions between Trump and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, as both nations pursue similar border control objectives.