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Federal judges say White House ballroom construction can continue, for now
The 2-1 ruling sends the case back to a lower court as judges weigh whether the White House project needs congressional approval.
- A federal appeals court allowed President Trump to continue construction of a new White House ballroom for another week while judges consider the project.
- A historic preservation group challenged the legality of the project, arguing that Congress needed to approve it, which a district judge agreed with.
- Trump's lawyers argued the ballroom upgrades involve national security features and are not merely cosmetic.
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Appeals court says Trump White House ballroom construction can proceed for now
A federal appeals court said Saturday that President Donald Trump can move ahead for another week with construction of a massive new White House ballroom while judges consider the project.
·Atlanta, United States
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Federal judges allow White House ballroom to proceed—why?
Judges say White House ballroom construction can continue Federal judges ruled that construction of a White House ballroom project can continue “for now,” despite President Donald Trump’s claim that any building pause would pose a national security risk. The ruling matters because it addresses a…
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