Donald Trump has announced plans to eliminate double taxation for U.S. citizens living abroad as part of his campaign strategy ahead of the November election against Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris. Both candidates are making economic pledges, with Harris proposing middle-class tax cuts while Trump focuses on tax relief for overseas Americans and reducing taxes on overtime and tips. Currently, approximately 4.4 million U.S. citizens live abroad, and many are subject to U.S. tax obligations similar to those residing in the country. Trump did not provide specific details on how he would implement this policy, which may primarily benefit higher-income Americans with investments. This proposal is part of a broader economic agenda that includes lowering corporate taxes and extending previous tax cuts, which could significantly impact federal tax revenue. The absence of clarity around the mechanics of his tax plan has led to skepticism about its feasibility and potential implications.