Trump's Election Win Triggers Surge in Americans Seeking to Move Abroad

Google searches for emigration spike as concerns over immigration policies and social issues rise post-election.

Searches for moving to countries like Canada, New Zealand, and the UK increased dramatically following Donald Trump's re-election.
Interest in relocating abroad surged by over 1,500%, with significant spikes in queries about moving to Canada and Australia.
Concerns over potential changes in abortion and LGBTQ+ rights under Trump's administration are driving search trends.
States with high search activity include Oregon, Colorado, and Washington, reflecting regional anxieties.
Countries with simpler immigration processes for U.S. citizens, such as Ireland and Germany, are also seeing increased interest.