💨 Abstract
The Trump administration is defending its White House ballroom construction project, citing national security concerns in a court filing. The project, which involves demolishing the former East Wing, has faced legal challenges from the National Trust for Historic Preservation. The administration argues that ongoing work is necessary for safety and security, and has offered to share classified details with the judge. The project, estimated to cost $300 million, has been criticized by preservationists and political opponents.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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