Trump ballroom begins to rise above the ground at the White House despite court case to stop construction
- The Trump administration is racing ahead with President Donald Trump’s White House ballroom project, which is now rising from the ground even as a court case to stop the project continues.
- Recent photos of the ongoing construction, highlighted by the New York Times, show that crews have assembled the framing of the first floor of the East Wing, a minor milestone indicating construction has progressed from strictly bunker-related to above-ground.
- The ascent is occurring quickly – before a federal appeals court can rule whether or not the administration violated the law by knocking down the histo
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- The Trump administration is racing ahead with President Donald Trump’s White House ballroom project, which is now rising from the ground even as a court case to stop the project continues.
- Recent photos of the ongoing construction, highlighted by the New York Times, show that crews have assembled the framing of the first floor of the East Wing, a minor milestone indicating construction has progressed from strictly bunker-related to above-ground.
- The ascent is occurring quickly – before a federal appeals court can rule whether or not the administration violated the law by knocking down the histo
Sources: The Independent