Elon Musk recently expressed his concern during an interview that if Donald Trump loses to Kamala Harris in the upcoming US presidential election, Trump could even go to jail. Musk also discussed the possibility that if Kamala Harris becomes president, elections may never be held in the US again in the future. Musk made this statement during an interview with Tucker Carlson. It is noteworthy that Musk has openly supported Trump and has spoken in his favor on several occasions.

Fear of going to jail:  During the interview, Tucker Carlson asked Musk what would happen if Trump loses the election. Musk expressed concern and joked, "If Trump loses, then consider me gone. Will I go to jail? I don't know, but it is certain that the situation can be serious." Musk also said that he is afraid that if Trump loses the election, he may go to jail and may not even be able to see his family.

Fear of legalizing illegal immigrants:  Musk also warned that if Kamala Harris wins the election, this could be the last election for America. He claims that millions of illegal immigrants have come to America during the Biden-Harris administration, and if the Democrat Party remains in power, all of them will get citizenship. Musk said that if this happens, all these people will become voters of the Democrat Party forever, which will end the swing states in America and the rule of a single party can be established.

Example of 1986 Immigration Reform:  Musk, in support of his claim, gave the example of the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986, which granted US citizenship to millions of illegal immigrants. As a result, according to Musk, California became a stronghold of the Democrat Party. He said that if this situation continues, democracy in America may end and the country may move towards one-party rule. Musk believes that the real threat to democracy is those who are calling Trump dangerous, while in reality one-party rule is against democracy.

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