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Trump’s New Air Force One? Why Qatar’s Luxury Jet Gift Draws Constitutional Scrutiny
The Constitution’s Foreign Emoluments Clause bars federal officials—including the President—from accepting gifts, payments, or benefits from foreign states without the consent of Congress.

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Critics say Donald Trump's luxury gift from Qatar violates the Constitution
Can Trump legally accept a $400 million plane from Qatar? What experts, Constitution say
'Blatant corruption:' Ed Markey, more Democrats blast Trump accepting Qatari gifted plane
“American foreign policy should never be for sale,” said Sen. Chris Murphy, D-CT, on X. “With news that Qatar is gifting a $400 million plane to Trump, the White House’s corruption is becoming a bigg...

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Trump touts 'record' Boeing-Qatar Airways deal
Boeing wins a large order as Qatar buys 160 long-range jets
'President of the United States is for sale': Ex-National Security official on Trump accepting jet
Former Presidential Middle East Adviser and Ambassador to Morocco Marc Ginsberg and Ben Rhodes, former Deputy National Security Advisor to President Obama, join Ana Cabrera to share their thoughts.

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Lawrence: Trump is too stupid to keep his story straight on Qatar's gift of a $400M plane
‘It’s naked corruption’: Schumer blasts Trump accepting luxury plane from Qatar
Ethics, Constitution demand that Donald Trump reject Qatar’s flying gift horse
It would have been less problematic and less of a national security risk if Qatar’s royal family given Trump a stable of its finest thoroughbreds.
The jumbo jet gift from Qatar is a deal for the president, not the American people
In defending the gift of a super luxury jumbo jet he’s preparing to receive from the royal family of Qatar to use as Air Force One, President Donald Trump described it as a brilliant deal. Not for the American people, it isn’t.
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