Judiciary blocks Trump White House ballroom; president to appeal
An American appellate court has upheld a judicial ruling that blocks Trump's plan to build a large event hall in the White House, confirming that the implementation was carried out without the required approval from Congress, and that the presidential administration does not have absolute authority to redesign the building according to the president’s wishes. Trump responded to the decision by calling it “shocking and politically motivated” and announced his intention to appeal to the Supreme Court, accusing the judiciary of attempting to obstruct his project, which includes security and military facilities. Construction had begun in October of last year despite ongoing legal disputes. The project aimed to create a hall seating a thousand people, with additional security installations, and was fully financed through private donations, amid opposition from a nonprofit organization that launched legal challenges, while construction activities continued unofficially.
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