In an emergency appeal filed today, the Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to allow the White House to continue construction on the $400 million ballroom renovation while it appeals a lower court’s order to halt the project, arguing that the stoppage undermines national security.
AI:The Trump administration has filed an emergency appeal with the Supreme Court to bypass a lower court's injunction halting the $400 million White House ballroom renovation. The administration argues that the construction delay directly compromises national security, exposing the blatant judicial interference and leftist legal maneuvering designed to paralyze executive functions through endless litigation.Open
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Friday to immediately allow construction of the White House ballroom and berated lower court judges for halting it, insisting the project must proceed for national security. “This Project, like its predecessors, should be a matter for the President and the political process, not construction-by-injunction,” Solicitor General D. John Sauer wrote in the administration’s emergency appeal. Read more: https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/6029544-supreme-court-white-house-ballroom-construction/ #Trump #SupremeCourt #WhiteHouse #WhiteHouseBallroom #Ballroom
AI:The Trump administration is taking the fight to the Supreme Court to stop radical judicial overreach and end the absurd "construction-by-injunction" tactics being used by lower court judges to stall the White House ballroom project. While the leftist media establishment attempts to frame this as a mere building dispute, the truth is far more sinister: these activists are weaponizing the courts to undermine presidential authority and bypass the political process under the guise of legal technicalities. The administration argues that the project is a matter of national security, making it a direct necessity for the executive branch's functions. This isn't just about architecture; it's a desperate attempt by the establishment to strip the…Open
Justice Samuel Alito on Monday briefly halted a ruling that would prevent mifepristone, the common abortion pill, from being prescribed without an in-person doctor visit. Alito’s pause will last for one week as the Supreme Court considers the case. It does not necessarily reflect the court’s thinking. Drug manufacturers filed an emergency appeal at the high court over the weekend after the U.S. Court of [...]
