US President Donald Trump has threatened Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. If you can't manage the country, merge it with the US! 

US President-elect Donald Trump has announced a 25% tariff on goods coming from countries such as Canada and Mexico. Since then, trade relations between the two countries have been on an upswing. On Friday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with Donald Trump in Florida, Fox News reported. Trump suggested to Trudeau that if Canada cannot solve these issues, it should consider becoming the 51st state of the US. After this, the tension between the two countries increased.In fact, this statement of Donald Trump has come out in a meeting held at Mar-a-Lago. Trump told Trudeau in clear terms that if Canada could not fix the border issue and trade deficit, he would impose a 25% tariff on all Canadian products on his first day in office. In response, Trudeau said Trump could not impose tariffs because it would destroy Canada's economy. "So your country can't survive unless it cheats America out of $100 billion," Trump replied, according to Fox News.Trump's suggestion is considered insulting in Canada. Canada is America's second largest trading partner. The increase in tariffs could affect the automobile, agricultural products and energy sectors. The decision could have a profound impact on Canada's economy, which sends the bulk of its exports to the United States. Canada has previously signed agreements with the United States to protect its trade advantages, such as NAFTA (now USMCA). The Trump administration has always taken a tough stance on immigration. Trump has criticized Canada's liberal policy toward refugees and immigrants. Trump believes that Canada's immigration policy could undermine US border security. At the same time, Canada considers immigration as part of its national identity. Justin Trudeau has always taken a strong stand for immigration and human rights. Trump's statement is being seen as an attack on Canada's sovereignty.