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Before President Thomas Jefferson bought the Louisiana Purchase from the French, the ownership of that land moved around. First it was owned by France. Then, it became Spain's. Penultimately, it was the French, then the US.
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The Constitution does not specifically address the President buying land. However, the President does have the power to negotiate treaties, which may involve acquiring land from other countries with the approval of the Senate. Additionally, the President may purchase land on behalf of the federal government with congressional authorization and funding. The acquisition of land by the President is typically governed by laws and regulations related to public lands and property.
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