Ambassador Buddy Carter, R-gi, threw his support behind the president Donald Trump The search for Greenland’s acquisition – and took a step up in the Americanization of the country’s name.
Carter on Tuesday presented a proposal for a law that suggested that Greenland’s name would change to red, white and plan. In a press release, the Georgia Congressman wrote that “America has returned and that it will soon be greater than ever” with the addition of Nordic country.
“President Trump correctly identified the purchase of what Greenland is now as a priority of national security, and we will proudly greet his people who will join the most commercial nation to ever exist when our main negotiator contracts this monumental agreement,” Carter added.
Carter also published the text of the Law Proposal called “The Law on Red, White and Blueland of 2025”
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Ambassador Buddy Carter, R-g, threw his support behind President Donald Trump’s plans to acquire Greenland. (Getty Images)
“Greenland will be known as” red, white and blonde “, states in the text.” Each reference in the law, folders, regulation, document, paper or other recorder on the United States on Greenland will be considered a reference to “red, white and white and white and Blueland. “
Carter did not talk to Trump about the law, which he did not have Koponsor on Tuesday night, said Carter’s Fox News Digital Office.
Since 2019, Trump has called the interest in acquiring Greenland, calling it a potentially “great real estate agreement”, at the end of the first term. In December, he intensified calls to the US to acquire a Danish territory and called him a question of national security.
“[F]Or the purposes of national security and freedom all over the world, the United States believe that Greenland’s property and control is an absolute need, “the then president wrote at the time in the social place of truth.
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Buddy Carter participates in the hearing of environmental protection for energy and trade in 2018. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call via Getty Images)
In early February, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen confirmed that Greenland “Not for sale”, But she said she was open to now, increasing her mark in the Arctic region.
“I completely agree with the Americans that the high north is that the Arctic region is becoming more and more important when it comes to defense and security and distraction,” Frederixen said, referring to Chinese and Russian activities in the region. “And it is possible to find a way to ensure stronger prints in Greenland. [the U.S.] are already there and can have more options. “
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The elected President Trump was the first to suggest buying Greenland in 2019 during his first term. (Getty Images)
“And at the same time we are ready to increase from the Danish kingdom. And I think NATO is the same. So, if it is about securing our part of the world, we can find the way forward.”
Danielle Wallace from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
