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A federal appeals court in Washington, DC, voted 2-1 to uphold a temporary injunction blocking White House ballroom construction, ruling that President Trump needs congressional approval. The court emphasized Congress's authority over the property, while Trump vowed to appeal to the Supreme Court.
The Trump administration has filed a federal appeal to lift a temporary injunction blocking construction of a new White House ballroom, citing a recent shooting near the security perimeter as evidence of urgent security needs. The appeal argues the ballroom is essential for presidential security, but faces legal and political opposition over costs, transparency, and lack of congressional approval.
A senior Senate official blocked Republican plans to use $1 billion in public funds for security upgrades tied to President Donald Trump's proposed ballroom at the White House. Democrats denounced the move as an unnecessary luxury amid rising living costs, while Republicans argued it was vital for presidential security.
