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The biggest supporters of the Indian Removal Act policies during President Andrew Jackson's administration included southern planters and land speculators who sought to acquire fertile lands occupied by Native American tribes. Additionally, many white settlers favored the removal as it cleared the way for westward expansion and economic opportunities. Jackson himself championed these policies, promoting the idea of Manifest Destiny and arguing that it was in the best interest of both settlers and Native Americans, despite the devastating consequences for the tribes involved.

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