Trump's Ballroom: The construction site blocked on appeal, the White House will appeal to the Supreme Court
In October, the Republican president had a whole wing of the White House destroyed by the bulldozer to build this ballroom that was supposed to accommodate
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In October, the Republican president had a whole wing of the White House destroyed by the bulldozer to build this ballroom that was supposed to accommodate up to 1,000 people, for various receptions and dinners in honour of foreign dignitaries. The court maintained the suspension of work ordered in April by a judge and indicated that the US government had 14 days to apply to the Supreme Court. The government has "no unlimited authority" to "redesign, reshape and rebuild the White House, the People's House, to meet the personal desire of a president," the court ruled.
Furthermore, The U.S. President has already announced that he will ask the Supreme Court to consider this decision. A federal court of appeal blocked the construction of Donald Trump's monumental ballroom at the White House on Friday. Photo Sipa/Andrew Leyden An appeal to the Supreme Court Donald Trump soon responded.
In addition, Donald Trump insists on the fact that this building must also enhance the security of the White House and Washington, for example by hosting a drone platform.
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In October, the Republican president had a whole wing of the White House destroyed by the bulldozer to build this ballroom that was supposed to accommodate up to 1,000 people, for various receptions and dinners in honour of foreign dignitaries.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe court maintained the suspension of work ordered in April by a judge and indicated that the US government had 14 days to apply to the Supreme Court.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe government has "no unlimited authority" to "redesign, reshape and rebuild the White House, the People's House, to meet the personal desire of a president," the court ruled.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe U.S. President has already announced that he will ask the Supreme Court to consider this decision
reliability low1/3 sourcesA federal court of appeal blocked the construction of Donald Trump's monumental ballroom at the White House on Friday.
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Photo Sipa/Andrew Leyden An appeal to the Supreme Court Donald Trump soon responded.
according to Le ProgrèsDonald Trump insists on the fact that this building must also enhance the security of the White House and Washington, for example by hosting a drone platform.
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The U.S. President has already announced that he will ask the Supreme Court to consider this decision
omitted byRight sidecovered byCenterPublic / AgenciesA federal court of appeal blocked the construction of Donald Trump's monumental ballroom at the White House on Friday.
omitted byRight sidecovered byCenterPublic / AgenciesIn October, the Republican President had a whole wing of the White House destroyed by the bulldozer to build this room..
omitted byPublic / Agenciescovered byCenterRight sideShe indicated that this blocking had "nothing to do with the relevance of the project itself, but was explained by the fact that..
omitted byPublic / Agenciescovered byCenterRight sideThe court maintained the suspension of work ordered in April by a judge and indicated that the US government had 14 days..
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