Trump Thr**tens Elon Musk with Deportation in Blunt Feud

A New Flashpoint Between Two Powerhouses

Former President Donald Trump reignited his feud with Elon Musk this week, delivering a sharp and unexpected thr**t. When asked if he would consider deporting the billionaire tech mogul, Trump didn’t hold back.

“I don’t know… we’ll have to take a look,” he replied bluntly.

The comment, likely rhetorical, sent shockwaves through political and tech circles. Trump followed up with a bizarre jab, referencing a made-up government agency:

“DOGE is the monster that might have to go back and eat Elon.”

Federal Subsidies in the Crosshairs

Trump escalated the a**ack by thr**tening to cut off federal contracts and subsidies to Musk’s companies. He claimed Musk receives more government support than “any human being in history.”

“Without those subsidies, he might have to close up shop and head back home to South Africa,” Trump added.

The jab overlooked a critical fact: Musk became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 2002. He cannot be deported unless he commits a serious offense.

Musk Responds—With Restraint

Musk addressed the threats on his platform, X (formerly Twitter):

“So tempting to escalate this. So, so tempting. But I will refrain for now.”

In another post, Musk hinted he could cut ties with federal aid if necessary. He also criticized Trump’s recent spending plans, accusing him of adding trillions to the national debt. Musk even floated the idea of launching a new political party to challenge GOP leaders.

Fallout Hits Wall Street

The feud triggered real financial consequences. Tesla shares fell nearly 5% after Trump’s remarks, raising concerns about the company’s reliance on federal contracts. Analysts warn the feud could rattle investors further if Trump returns to power and acts on his threats.

A Fractured Alliance

The relationship between Trump and Musk was once an unlikely but functioning alliance. Now, it’s unraveling. The escalating tension mirrors the broader divide between anti-establishment conservatives and Silicon Valley disruptors.

Bottom Line

Trump’s deportation threat lacks legal weight, but the message is clear. He’s taking aim at Musk’s empire—personally, politically, and financially. As the 2024 race heats up, the clash between these two high-profile figures could reshape alliances and shake markets.