President Trump Secures Greenland Forever — At No Cost

President Trump Secures Greenland Forever — At No Cost

The following is from the Trump team.

A Dream Come True: President Trump Secures Permanent U.S. Security Control Over Greenland at ZERO Cost, Extends the World’s Lowest Drug Prices to All 50 State Medicaid Programs, Renews the $100,000 H-1B Fee to Protect American Workers, and Reinvigorates America’s Hunting and Fishing Heritage

This week, President Trump announced a historic agreement with the Kingdom of Denmark and Greenland that gives the United States permanent control over security — and all other needs — in Greenland, at no cost to the American people. For over 100 years, Presidents understood the strategic importance of Greenland, but none were able to act. President Trump described the agreement as an “Infinite Life” deal with no end: from now on, no U.S. adversary can ever have a base, a military presence, or make sensitive investments in Greenland without America’s express written approval. The administration will immediately begin developing a large military presence in Greenland, working alongside the people of Greenland in its development.

On September 18, President Trump announced that all 50 States’ Medicaid programs will now benefit from Most-Favored-Nation drug pricing — matching the lowest prices paid by other developed nations. The Council of Economic Advisers estimates taxpayers will save $64.3 billion over the next decade on Medicaid drug costs alone, part of a projected $600 billion in total savings from the President’s MFN agreements, which now cover 26 manufacturers and 89% of the branded drug market.

Also on September 18, the President signed an Executive Order and Proclamation to further protect American workers in the H-1B visa program, renewing the $100,000 fee on certain applications and directing agencies to scrutinize petitions where American workers are at risk of being laid off. Since the original 2025 action, H-1B registrations by the largest IT outsourcing firms have fallen 92%, and consular processing requests have dropped nearly 97%.

On September 17, President Trump gave America’s sportsmen a seat at the table, signing actions to reinvigorate America’s hunting heritage and restore American saltwater angling and recreation, rolling back punishing Biden-era regulations on hunters, anglers, and boaters. Earlier in the week, the President moved to restore reciprocity in government procurement and deliver meaningful water quality improvements for American communities.

First Lady Melania Trump made a special visit to Ashe County, North Carolina, bearing witness to a community’s resilience, while the White House marked one year since the President’s pledge to make Memphis safe again — with the numbers now proving it. The President also proclaimed Constitution Day, Citizenship Day, and Constitution Week and National POW/MIA Recognition Day, and issued messages honoring National Hispanic Heritage Month and the 79th birthday of the United States Air Force.

The President signed additional legislation into law this week, including H.R. 5334 and Senate bills S. 32 and S. 307. And the investment keeps pouring in: Coca-Cola announced a $10 billion U.S. infrastructure commitment and Deere is bringing back 375 employees ahead of planting season — more proof that the America First agenda is working for American workers and families.