Senator Tillis condemned Stephen Miller’s Greenland remarks as absurd and damaging to U.S. alliances.

North Carolina Senator Thom Tillis strongly condemned White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller’s remarks suggesting the U.S. should acquire Greenland, calling them “amateurish,” “absurd,” and damaging to U.S. foreign policy. Speaking on the Senate floor, Tillis stated Miller’s comments misrepresented official policy, undermined NATO, and threatened relations with Denmark, a key ally. He emphasized that Greenland is an autonomous territory within Denmark and not for sale and warned that such rhetoric harms American credibility and treaty obligations. Tillis joined bipartisan colleagues in urging respect for sovereignty and self-determination, highlighting Denmark’s military contributions and the importance of sound foreign policy counsel.