Was the Indian Removal Act wrote by a specific person?

The Indian Removal Act was

passed through congress by Andrew Jackson in 1830. This act allowed

Andrew Jackson to negotiate removal of the Indians east of the

Mississippi. It was once thought that America would never expand

past the Mississippi, so they could force Indians to go there and

Americans would not have to bother with them. This started almost

thirty years of force migrations of tribes to areas west of the

Mississippi.