President Trump's early 2026 push to acquire Greenland through negotiations or pressure, including tariff threats on Denmark and European allies, produced strong Danish and Greenlandic opposition rooted in sovereignty concerns, prompting a pivot toward Arctic security cooperation and a NATO-linked "framework" deal focused on missile defense and resource access rather than territorial change. No official visit has been scheduled, and bilateral tensions have cooled without concrete diplomatic travel plans or bilateral summits on the island. Congressional delegations have visited independently, but presidential travel would require eased relations or new security talks that have not materialized by mid-2026. These factors underpin the low implied probability for a visit by year-end, with resolution hinging on any late diplomatic breakthroughs or announced travel within the remaining months.