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Trump announces Ed Martin will leave DOJ to fight election ‘legal battles’. The president and his allies have spent months laying the groundwork for potential fraud claims relating to the 2026 midterm elections . The court’s action, known as an administrative stay, gives the justices additional time to consider the administration’s formal request to let it continue working on the US$400 million ballroom while a lawsuit by a historic preservation group seeking to stop the project proceeds.
Furthermore, The Trump administration asked the high court last week to intervene and allow construction of the 90,000 square-foot ballroom to continue. President Donald Trump said Ed Martin, a senior Justice Department official, was leaving his post in the administration, the latest in a series of high-profile departures ahead of November’s midterm elections. His order is temporary and gives the high court additional time to consider the Justice Department's request to pause a district court's injunction, which was set to take effect at midnight unless the Supreme Court acted.
In addition, Trump has said the ballroom will be “the greatest of its kind ever built”. The case comes before the nation’s highest court as Trump, a Republican, exercises unparalleled assertions of presidential power and increasingly seeks to mold the capital in his own image. The National Trust for Historic Preservation argues that Trump has no unilateral authority to undertake the work, which has included demolishing the East Wing.
Moreover, The move puts the case in a temporary holding pattern while the Supreme Court considers whether construction can continue as the underlying legal battle plays out.
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Trump announces Ed Martin will leave DOJ to fight election ‘legal battles’.
according to Washington ExaminerThe president and his allies have spent months laying the groundwork for potential fraud claims relating to the 2026 midterm elections .
according to Washington ExaminerThe court’s action, known as an administrative stay, gives the justices additional time to consider the administration’s formal request to let it continue working on the US$400 million ballroom while a lawsuit by a historic preservation group seeking to stop the project proceeds.
according to South China Morning Post — WorldThe Trump administration asked the high court last week to intervene and allow construction of the 90,000 square-foot ballroom to continue.
according to CBS News — LatestPresident Donald Trump said Ed Martin, a senior Justice Department official, was leaving his post in the administration, the latest in a series of high-profile departures ahead of November’s midterm elections
according to Bloomberg — PoliticsHis order is temporary and gives the high court additional time to consider the Justice Department's request to pause a district court's injunction, which was set to take effect at midnight unless the Supreme Court acted.
according to CBS News — LatestTrump has said the ballroom will be “the greatest of its kind ever built”.
according to South China Morning Post — WorldThe case comes before the nation’s highest court as Trump, a Republican, exercises unparalleled assertions of presidential power and increasingly seeks to mold the capital in his own image.
according to Global News +1The National Trust for Historic Preservation argues that Trump has no unilateral authority to undertake the work, which has included demolishing the East Wing.
according to Global News +1The move puts the case in a temporary holding pattern while the Supreme Court considers whether construction can continue as the underlying legal battle plays out.
according to Fox News — Politics
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