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The Justice Department is arguing that no court — not even judges — can stop the White House ballroom project, claiming it’s legally unstoppable due to broad presidential authority and irreversible progress. Lawyers even suggested that if the president wanted to demolish the Statue of Liberty, a lawsuit couldn’t stop it. Judges are skeptical, questioning whether speed alone can bypass legal accountability. Meanwhile, the National Trust for Historic Preservation fights back, asserting their right to sue over architectural integrity, while the administration defends the project as essential for national security. The appeals court now weighs whether to uphold a lower court’s injunction — balancing historic preservation against claims of urgent safety needs.
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