- Trump advocates for Canada's statehood, suggesting it could become the 51st state, amidst long-standing efforts by Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico for representation.
- Leaders in Canada and Greenland have rejected such proposals, raising concerns over potential military actions from Trump.
- Advocates from D.C. criticize the proposal as exceedingly disrespectful, emphasizing their long pursuit of statehood for its 700,000 residents.
- Puerto Rico's representatives express optimism about Trump considering their statehood due to shifting political landscapes.
- There are growing calls for equal representation for D.C. and Puerto Rico as statehood efforts continue to face political hurdles.
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