Following Donald Trump's election victory, significant implications for immigration and trade policies are anticipated. Geo Group, a major player in private prison contracts, saw a 40% surge in stock value, driven by expectations of increased federal funding for immigration enforcement, as nearly half of its revenues stem from contracts with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). In the realm of trade, industry groups are preparing for aggressive tariff policies, with Trump proposing tariffs of 10-20% on global imports and as high as 60% on Chinese goods. Analysts predict immediate action on tariffs, which may target countries like China, Canada, and the EU, alongside potential disruptions in global trade relationships. For immigrants, especially those under DACA, there is urgency to secure benefits before Trump's inauguration, as changes to immigration policies could threaten their status and rights. Overall, Trump's return to the presidency is expected to reshape both immigration law and international trade dynamics significantly.