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Trump Faces Scrutiny Over Qatar Jet Gift

The Constitution bars federal officials from accepting gifts from foreign states without the consent of Congress.

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Critics say Donald Trump's luxury gift from Qatar violates the Constitution

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Trump says he’ll accept a $400 million gift from Qatar — which helped fund Hamas

Some Republicans voice concern over Trump's plan to accept Qatari plane

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Trump’s Plan to Take Jet From Qatar Heightens Corruption Concerns

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Trump’s plan to accept a luxury Qatari plane is facing backlash from MAGA and Democrats alike

Schumer to block Trump DOJ nominees over Qatar airplane

U.S. Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer vowed to block all of Trump's nominees to the Justice Department until the agency reports what it knows about Qatar's offer.

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Trump, Pressed on Qatari Jet, Says Only ‘Stupid’ People Reject Gifts

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Trump's Qatar Trip Is off to a Flying Start as Air Force One Gets Another Fighter Jet Escort

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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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Trump Writes Congress out of the Constitution—and Congress Says Fine

The question regarding the Qatari plane deal isn’t whether it’s corrupt or illegal. It’s both of those. The question is, who will stop it?

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Trump’s plan to accept free Air Force One replacement from Qatar raises ethical and security worries

Trump said accepting a luxury 747 from Qatar is a no-brainer. But critics say the plan threatens to turn a symbol of American power into a collection of legal and counterintelligence concerns.