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Supreme Court allows construction on Trump's ballroom to continue, pausing lower court's order
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· August 21, 2026
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Key points This project involves a significant investment of $400 million. Construction on a major project can proceed for the time being.
Construction on a major project can proceed for the time being. The high court has issued an order allowing work to continue. This project involves a significant investment of $400 million. A recent decision by a lower court had halted the work, but this has been put on hold. The administration had requested this action, citing security concerns.
Further details about this development are available. The order will remain in effect until the high court provides further notice.
The project's scope and details are part of an ongoing process, with more information available from the original source.
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Published: August 21, 2026 ·
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