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HR 7012 · 119th Congress

Greenland Annexation and Statehood Act

Introduced
2026-01-12
Sponsor
Rep. Fine, Randy [R-FL-6]
Cosponsors
1
Policy Area
International Affairs

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What This Bill Does

This bill proposes that the United States would buy Greenland from Denmark. If the purchase happens, Greenland would become a new U.S. state. This means Greenland's residents would become U.S. citizens and gain representation in Congress, just like people in other states.

Impact on Everyday Americans

The direct impact on everyday Americans is not immediately clear, as this bill proposes a major geopolitical change rather than a domestic program. If enacted, it could lead to significant financial costs for the U.S. government to purchase and integrate Greenland, potentially affecting federal spending on other programs. It might also shift foreign policy priorities and military spending, which could indirectly influence the economy and job markets for some Americans. However, it does not directly cut or expand any existing public programs for low-income individuals, seniors, families, veterans, or people with disabilities.

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