Make Greenland Great Again Act

# Make Greenland Great Again Act - Plain Language Summary This bill would authorize the U.S. President to negotiate with Denmark to acquire Greenland, an autonomous territory currently under Danish sovereignty. If the President reaches an agreement with Denmark to transfer Greenland to the United States, the bill requires the President to notify Congress within five days. The agreement would then automatically take effect after 60 days unless Congress votes to reject it through a joint resolution. **Who It Affects:** This would primarily affect Greenland's residents, Denmark's government, and U.S.

foreign policy. The bill currently has no co-sponsors and remains in committee, meaning it has not advanced for a full House vote. Historically, Greenland has been a self-governing territory since 1979 and voted overwhelmingly against independence from Denmark in a 2009 referendum. Denmark has made clear it has no interest in selling Greenland, making passage of this bill unlikely in its current form.