US President Trump asked the US Supreme Court on the 14th to allow it to continue with the White House ballroom project. Trump posted on the social platform “Real Social” on the 7th that he will immediately appeal the federal appellate court's ruling to block the White House ballroom project to the US Supreme Court, adding that the ruling was “politically motivated and illegal.” Earlier in the day, the U.S. District of Columbia's Federal Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a preliminary injunction issued by a lower court in response to a request from the US Cultural Heritage Conservation Organization National Historic Preservation Trust with a 2-1 vote. However, the appellate court's ruling will be suspended for 14 days to allow time for the Trump administration to appeal to the Supreme Court.

US President Trump asked the US Supreme Court on the 14th to allow it to continue with the White House ballroom project. Trump posted on the social platform “Real Social” on the 7th that he will immediately appeal the federal appellate court's ruling to block the White House ballroom project to the US Supreme Court, adding that the ruling was “politically motivated and illegal.” Earlier in the day, the U.S. District of Columbia's Federal Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a preliminary injunction issued by a lower court in response to a request from the US Cultural Heritage Conservation Organization National Historic Preservation Trust with a 2-1 vote. However, the appellate court's ruling will be suspended for 14 days to allow time for the Trump administration to appeal to the Supreme Court.