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New York congressman to visit Denmark

Trump has threatened to pursue U.S. control of Greenland and says it is needed to protect Americans.

New York congressman to visit Denmark
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A bipartisan congressional delegation led by Sen. Chris Coons will visit Denmark and Greenland as President Donald Trump threatens to seize Greenland. Rep. Gregory Meeks, who is joining the trip, warned that breaking up NATO would make Americans less safe.

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New York representative joining the congressional delegation to Denmark

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Christopher A. Coons
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Delaware senator leading the delegation

ALSO MENTIONED  Mette Frederiksen, Danish prime minister; Rasmus Jarlov, Chairman of the Danish Parliament Defense Committee

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Congressional Delegation Visits Denmark and Greenland

A bipartisan congressional delegation led by Sen. Chris Coons is traveling to Denmark as President Donald Trump continues to press for U.S. control of Greenland. Center outlets frame the trip as diplomacy amid the dispute: some stress U.S.-Danish ties and Trump’s security rationale, while others foreground opposition to U.S. control from Greenlandic leaders and lawmakers.

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