Trump solicita al Tribunal Supremo revisar caso del salón de la Casa Blanca

Trump solicita al Tribunal Supremo revisar caso del salón de la Casa Blanca

La administración de Trump presentó una solicitud al Tribunal Supremo de EE. UU.

para revisar el caso del salón de la Casa Blanca después de que analistas legales indicaran que el National Trust for Historic Preservation probablemente carece de legitimidad para impugnar la orden, informó Fox News. Con anterioridad, un panel de tres jueces del Tribunal de Apelaciones del Distrito de Columbia confirmó la orden de un tribunal inferior que detuvo la construcción de un salón de $400 millones previsto en el antiguo ala este de la Casa Blanca y concedió a la administración 14 días para solicitar al Tribunal Supremo; el panel también determinó que el proyecto no podía avanzar sin la autorización del Congreso.

Actores

Federal appeals court (Washington, D.C.) Trump administration National Trust for Historic Preservation U.S. Supreme Court U.S. Justice Department Yaakov Roth Thaddeus Heuer

Ubicaciones

Washington, D.C., United States White House, Washington, D.C., United States

Artículos

8 de agosto de 2026
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Trump's White House ballroom case heads to Supreme Court on standing
Trump's White House ballroom case heads to Supreme Court on standing

Fox News • 8 de ago 20:50

The D.C. Circuit upheld a lower court order blocking construction of a White House ballroom, and legal experts say the National Trust for Historic Preservation likely lacks standing, prompting President Trump to seek a Supreme Court appeal.

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Court blocks Trump's White House ballroom, saying it's 'not a matter for Executive self-help'
Court blocks Trump's White House ballroom, saying it's 'not a matter for Executive self-help'

Fortune • 8 de ago 15:08

A three-judge panel of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Trump administration cannot proceed with above-ground construction of a proposed White House ballroom without congressional authorization, staying the decision for two weeks to allow an appeal.

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7 de agosto de 2026
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Appeals court orders halt to Trump White House ballroom construction
Appeals court orders halt to Trump White House ballroom construction

AP News • 7 de ago 18:13

A three-judge panel of the D.C. Circuit Court ruled 2-1 that the Trump administration must halt above-ground work on a proposed $400 million White House ballroom until Congress authorizes the project, and the decision will be stayed for two weeks for a possible Supreme Court appeal.

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Appeals court says Congress must ok White House ballroom : NPR
Appeals court says Congress must ok White House ballroom : NPR

NPR • 7 de ago 18:10

A D.C. Circuit panel ruled that the White House ballroom project cannot proceed without Congress authorizing the construction, staying the order for two weeks to allow an appeal.

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Trump says he’ll appeal decision halting ballroom construction to the Supreme Court
Trump says he’ll appeal decision halting ballroom construction to the Supreme Court

NBC News • 7 de ago 18:00

A D.C. Circuit panel affirmed a district judge's injunction halting the White House ballroom project while permitting underground work, and President Trump announced an immediate appeal to the Supreme Court.

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Appeals Court Upholds Block on Trump Ballroom Construction
Appeals Court Upholds Block on Trump Ballroom Construction

The New York Times • 7 de ago 15:20

A three-judge panel of the D.C. Circuit affirmed a lower court ruling that the president lacks authority to replace part of the White House without Congress, raising the likelihood of Supreme Court review.

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Trump’s White House ballroom project blocked by appeals court
Trump’s White House ballroom project blocked by appeals court

CNBC • 7 de ago 14:58

A D.C. Circuit panel upheld an injunction that stops work on a proposed $400 million ballroom at the former East Wing of the White House, giving the Trump administration 14 days to seek Supreme Court review.

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