Trump’s repeated efforts since January 2026 to secure ownership of Greenland have produced only a September security agreement expanding U.S. military access at existing and new sites while preserving Danish sovereignty and Greenlandic self-determination. Danish and Greenlandic leaders have consistently rejected any sale or transfer, and the pact explicitly avoids ceding territory or granting resource rights. Constitutional requirements for Senate treaty ratification, combined with the brief window before 2027, further constrain outcomes. Late diplomatic shifts, Greenlandic independence followed by accession talks, or unforeseen legal maneuvers remain theoretically possible but lack supporting developments.