DOJ invokes White House shooting to seek lifting of ballroom construction injunction
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DOJ invokes White House shooting to seek lifting of ballroom construction injunction

The Justice Department filed a brief on Sunday citing a shooting outside the White House as a reason to lift an injunction halting construction of a ballroom in the East Wing. The shooting involved a suspect with mental health issues who was killed by Secret Service. The lawsuit was filed by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

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Coverage now splits across security justification, lawsuit persistence, and cost scrutiny: security-focused outlets cite DOJ arguments, Reuters emphasizes legal resistance, Newsmax frames policy reversal, while Al Jazeera highlights the $1bn taxpayer funding dimension.
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DOJ invokes White House shooting in appeal to continue ballroom construction
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“US Justice Department seeks to lift injunction on Trump’s ballroom project after shooting” · Reuters, South China Morning Post, Al Jazeera

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