Journalist Matt Drudge posted three pages of the newspaper, dated April 9, 2016, on his website, the Drudge Report, as well as on his Twitter account on Saturday.

'Boston Globe set to publish fake news tomorrow, in lampoon Trump edition of Sunday paper,' he wrote as a caption.

The fake edition paints America as a riot-torn country where curfews are enforced as mass deportations loom, while markets around the world collapse as a result of impending trade wars with Mexico and China.

The fictional front page shared by Drudge on Saturday, titled: 'Deportations To Begin', mentions Trump's call to triple Immigration and Customs Enforcement forces.

Meanwhile, in this alternative reality, riots are erupting and curfews get extended across the country.

'President Trump has set in motion one of his most controversial campaign promises, calling on Congress to fund a "massive deportation force" by tripling the number of federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents,' the story begins.

Above the article, a photo of the would-be President is captioned: 'Trump: Deport illegals "so fast your head will spin"'.

On the right of the front page, another story announces: 'Markets sink as trade wars loom'.

'Worldwide stocks plunged again Friday, completing the worst month on record as trade wars with both China and Mexico seem imminent,' the article says.