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The gains point to the big opportunity investors see for private prison operators as Trump vows to round up and deport millions of migrants.

The president-elect’s vows to impose steep taxes on goods imported from Mexico — up to 100% or more on vehicles — is viewed as a profound threat in a nation heavily dependent on trade with the United States.

Meantime, many in Mexico were worried about Trump’s vows to deport millions of immigrants in the U.S. illegally, many of them Mexican nationals.

So the way to move the Post up on the trust scale is by not endorsing the candidate who has attacked Trump’s authoritarianism, the Democratic Party nominee who vows to preserve the Constitution?

In Latin America, the possibility of a Trump victory is also prompting some unease, particularly over his vows to crack down on migration and to levy tariffs on U.S. imports.