La Corte Suprema permite la construcción del salón en la Casa Blanca; Trump asegura financiación privada

La Corte Suprema permite la construcción del salón en la Casa Blanca; Trump asegura financiación privada

El presidente Donald Trump afirmó que la construcción del nuevo salón en la Casa Blanca está totalmente financiada por donantes privados, pese a la estimación del contratista de que más de la mitad del costo de $600 millones será cubierto por los contribuyentes. Al mismo tiempo, la Corte Suprema de EE.  UU.

emitió una orden temporal que permite a la administración continuar con los trabajos en la parte superior del edificio mientras continúan los litigios. El Departamento de Justicia presentó una solicitud para levantar la orden judicial que había detenido la obra, argumentando que la paralización representa un riesgo de seguridad, incluida una supuesta amenaza de misiles contra el avión Air Force One. Anteriormente, la Casa Blanca había pedido a la Corte Suprema suspender la orden del tribunal inferior, sosteniendo que la decisión sobre el proyecto corresponde al presidente.

Actores

Donald Trump Supreme Court of the United States D. John Sauer U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit National Trust for Historic Preservation Richard Leon

Ubicaciones

White House Supreme Court of the United States U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit

Artículos

22 de agosto de 2026
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Trump Claims White House Ballroom Is Free For Taxpayers (Again)-Despite Other Evidence
Trump Claims White House Ballroom Is Free For Taxpayers (Again)-Despite Other Evidence

Forbes • 22 de ago 15:33

President Donald Trump claimed the White House ballroom addition is fully financed by private donors, while the project's contractor estimates that more than half of the $600 million cost will be covered by taxpayers.

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White House ballroom will cost nearly $400m as Supreme Court allows work to continue
White House ballroom will cost nearly $400m as Supreme Court allows work to continue

Euronews.com • 22 de ago 10:18

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a temporary order permitting construction of a new White House ballroom, which President Donald Trump says will cost about $400 million and be financed by private donors and corporations.

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21 de agosto de 2026
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Supreme Court allows Trump's ballroom construction to continue for now
Supreme Court allows Trump's ballroom construction to continue for now

NPR • 21 de ago 18:47

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a brief order permitting President Trump to proceed with construction of a new ballroom on the former East Wing of the White House while the legal dispute continues.

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Supreme Court temporarily allows Trump ballroom construction to continue
Supreme Court temporarily allows Trump ballroom construction to continue

NBC News • 21 de ago 18:15

The Supreme Court granted a provisional stay, permitting President Donald Trump's administration to keep building the above-ground portion of a new White House ballroom while legal challenges proceed.

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20 de agosto de 2026
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Trump Set To Defy SCOTUS with Ballroom Bombshell
Trump Set To Defy SCOTUS with Ballroom Bombshell

The Daily Beast • 20 de ago 17:11

The U.S. Supreme Court will rule on whether construction of a $400 million ballroom at the White House can proceed amid legal challenges over presidential authority and funding.

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19 de agosto de 2026
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Trump calls White House ballroom a 'military complex' in Supreme Court bid to finish construction
Trump calls White House ballroom a 'military complex' in Supreme Court bid to finish construction

ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos • 19 de ago 20:00

The Justice Department filed an urgent petition asking the Supreme Court to pause a lower-court order that bars most above-ground work on a new White House ballroom, citing national-security concerns.

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Trump tells Supreme Court 'unprecedented' threats make ballroom vital
Trump tells Supreme Court 'unprecedented' threats make ballroom vital

usatoday.com • 19 de ago 18:17

The Justice Department argued that delaying the $400 million White House ballroom project would pose an unacceptable security risk, while preservation groups seek to halt construction.

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18 de agosto de 2026
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The Supreme Court could use Trump’s ballroom to gut environmental law
The Supreme Court could use Trump’s ballroom to gut environmental law

vox.com • 18 de ago 17:50

The Supreme Court will consider a petition from President Donald Trump seeking approval to replace part of the White House with a ballroom, a case that could affect the ability to sue under environmental and historic preservation statutes.

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15 de agosto de 2026
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Trump administration says ballroom construction must go on, citing missile threat on Air Force One
Trump administration says ballroom construction must go on, citing missile threat on Air Force One

Fortune • 15 de ago 20:04

The Justice Department filed a petition urging the Supreme Court to suspend a lower-court order halting the above-ground construction of a White House ballroom, arguing that national-security concerns, including a reported missile threat to Air Force One, require the project to continue.

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Trump Blasts ‘TREASONISTS’ Behind Ballroom Case-Shares AI Post Of Him Giving George Washington A Tour
Trump Blasts ‘TREASONISTS’ Behind Ballroom Case-Shares AI Post Of Him Giving George Washington A Tour

Forbes • 15 de ago 15:46

President Donald Trump asked the Supreme Court to allow the continuation of a White House ballroom project while his administration appeals a lower-court order that paused construction.

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14 de agosto de 2026
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Trump asks Supreme Court to let White House ballroom work continue
Trump asks Supreme Court to let White House ballroom work continue

AP News • 14 de ago 14:16

The White House asked the Supreme Court to suspend a lower-court order that stopped construction of a $400 million ballroom, arguing the project is essential for security and should be decided by the President.

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Trump asks ⁠US supreme court to allow construction of White House ballroom
Trump asks ⁠US supreme court to allow construction of White House ballroom

The Guardian • 14 de ago 13:39

The White House asked the Supreme Court to pause a lower-court order that stopped construction of a new ballroom, while it prepares a full appeal.

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Trump asks Supreme Court to allow White House ballroom construction to continue
Trump asks Supreme Court to allow White House ballroom construction to continue

NBC News • 14 de ago 13:22

President Trump has asked the Supreme Court to overturn a lower-court injunction that blocks above-ground work on a new White House ballroom, arguing the pause endangers security and citing private funding for the project.

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Trump administration asks supreme court to allow construction of $400m White House ballroom to proceed - US politics live
Trump administration asks supreme court to allow construction of $400m White House ballroom to proceed - US politics live

The Guardian • 14 de ago 10:39

The White House has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to pause a lower-court ruling that halted construction of a $400 million ballroom, while it prepares a full appeal.

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