Congress Could Block Trump's Bid for Greenland

A surprising political alliance may be forming to stop President Donald Trump's idea of purchasing Greenland. Some senior Republicans in the U.S. Congress have expressed opposition to the proposal. While their reasons differ from those of Democratic lawmakers, their shared resistance raises a key question. It is unclear if these Republicans would formally join Democrats to actively block a potential deal. However, their public criticism shows that the president would face significant hurdles within his own party. The U.S. Constitution gives Congress the power to approve major land acquisitions. This means lawmakers could ultimately prevent any attempt to take over the island territory.