Trump asks Supreme Court to intervene in White House ballroom legal fight
Trump pleads to Supreme Court for permission to build his $400M White House ballroom
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Trump pleads to Supreme Court for permission to build his $400M White House ballroom. Trump’s first term had a 93% turnover rate. Had the White House not appealed the ruling, the construction would have been forced to stop unless Congress approved a proper funding mechanism.
Furthermore, The funds were collected by a nonprofit organization, handed off to the National Park Service and then deposited into an account controlled by the president that is normally used for minor White House repairs and maintenance, according to court records. The appeals court decision has yet to go into effect, allowing construction to continue while the Supreme Court decides what to do next. The Washington Examiner reached out to the White House for comment.
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Trump pleads to Supreme Court for permission to build his $400M White House ballroom.
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Trump’s first term had a 93% turnover rate.
according to Washington ExaminerHad the White House not appealed the ruling, the construction would have been forced to stop unless Congress approved a proper funding mechanism.
according to CBS News — LatestThe funds were collected by a nonprofit organization, handed off to the National Park Service and then deposited into an account controlled by the president that is normally used for minor White House repairs and maintenance, according to court records.
according to CBS News — LatestThe appeals court decision has yet to go into effect, allowing construction to continue while the Supreme Court decides what to do next.
according to The Independent — WorldThe Washington Examiner reached out to the White House for comment.
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Trump pleads to Supreme Court for permission to build his $400M White House ballroom.
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