In a 2-1 ruling, a D.C. Circuit Court panel determined the Trump administration must seek approval for construction from Congress, which has the “exclusive authority to regulate the construction and demolition of White House structures.”
Trump-appointed Judge Neomi Rao dissented, agreeing with the administration that the National Trust for Historic Preservation did not have the standing to challenge the construction. The nonprofit’s case was centered around Professor Alison Hoagland, a member of the National Trust, who formally claimed that the ballroom was an aesthetic injury to the White House.
For months, Trump has treated the White House—which belongs to all Americans, not just the president—like one of his gaudy resort properties.
The ruling will be implemented in 14 days to allow the Trump administration time to appeal the decision. Should this case continue up the chain, the Supreme Court is likely to reverse the appellate decision.
This story has been updated.
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