
The White House withdraws the candidacy of Richard Lance Schroyer to head ICE after a senatorial blockage, while Trump announces an agreement with Denmark concerning the defense of Greenland, despite previous treaties already establishing an American military presence on the territory.
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Richard Lance Schroyer, a former Oklahoma police officer, was nominated by Donald Trump to lead ICE, but his candidacy was blocked by a Republican senator. Furthermore, the United States has maintained a military presence in Greenland since World War II under treaties with Denmark.
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The American president was pleased to have concluded a historic agreement giving the United States the defense of Danish territory, even if previous treaties since the Second World War had confirmed the American military presence.
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