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The White House is racing to build a $400 million ballroom—designed to hold nearly 1,000 people—amid a fiery legal battle. A judge initially halted aboveground work in April, allowing underground construction to proceed, citing national security. Now, the government argues only Congress can stop it, claiming the project’s security features are non-negotiable. Lawyers clashed over whether the government could even demolish iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty—and whether descendants could sue afterward. The National Trust for Historic Preservation, which sued after the East Wing was razed, faces scrutiny over its legal standing. Judges grilled both sides, weighing preservation against security, but no ruling has been issued yet.
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