Halting $400m White House ballroom project is national security risk, Trump officials say

Trump files emergency motion to continue building White House ballroom
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Former Trump administration officials are arguing that halting the $400 million White House ballroom construction project poses a national security risk. US National Park Service lawyers filed a motion asking a federal appeals court to pause a judge's order that suspended construction. The lawyers claim the suspension threatens grave national security harms to the White House, the president, his family, and staff. They cite the materials to be installed that would make the facility "heavily fortified" as the reason for the security concerns. The motion was filed on Friday.
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AI-ExtractedA federal judge ordered the suspension of construction of the new facility.
The new facility will be ‘heavily fortified’.
US National Park Service lawyers say the judge's order is threatening grave national-security harms.
Halting construction of a $400m White House ballroom creates a security risk for the US president.
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