Trump Oo Raacay Go'aanka Maxkamadda Sare Kadib Markii Laga Joojiyay Dhismaha Qolka Ballroom-ka

Maxkamadda Rafcaanka ayaa taageertay amarka qabyo-isku-dayga ah ee ururka ilaalinta taariikhda, iyadoo Trump uu ku andacoonday inuu racfaan qaadayo.

Madaxweynaha Mareykanka Donald Trump ayaa loo amray inuu joojiyo dhismaha qolka ballroom-ka ee ku yaalla goobtii la dumiyay ee East Wing, ayadoo Maxkamadda Rafcaanka DC ay taageertay amar qabyo-isku-day ah. Go'aanka ayaa la hakiyay 14 maalmood si uu u racfaan qaato.

Go'aanka Maxkamadda iyo Racfaanka

Maxkamadda Rafcaanka ee Degmada Columbia Circuit waxay taageertay amar qabyo-isku-day ah oo ay kasbatay National Trust for Historic Preservation, taasoo dacwayday Trump sanadkii hore. Garsoorayaasha Patricia Millett iyo Brad Garcia, kuwaas oo ay magacawteen madaxweynayaasha dimuqraadiga, ayaa soo saaray go'aanka.

Trump wuxuu xaqiijiyay tallaabadan, isagoo sheegay in kooxdiisu ay 'immediately appealing' tahay Maxkamadda Sare. Wuxuu go'aanka ku tilmaamay 'horrendous, politically motivated, and unlawful ruling'. Wuxuu ku daray boostada warbaahinta: 'The Circuit Court also refused to acknowledge that the desperately needed, and totally secure Ballroom, which is being built ahead of schedule and under budget, is a Gift from President Trump and Great Patriots of the United States of America'.

Xaddidaadda Dhismaha iyo Doorka Congress-ka

Maxkamaddu waxay qiratay in amarku uusan si joogto ah u mamnuucayn dhismaha ballroom-ka, laakiin uu kaliya hakinayo shaqada dhulka ka sarraysa inta dacwadu socoto ilaa Aqalka Cad uu oggolaansho ka helo Congress-ka. Maxkamaddu waxay tiri: 'Each President is a temporary tenant, not the owner, of the White House'.

Maxkamaddu waxay qortay: 'Whether or not a massive ballroom should be constructed is for Congress to decide and is not a matter for Executive self-help'. Shaqada ballroom-ka oo ah 90,000-square-foot (8,360-square-meter) waxay bilaabatay sanadkii hore, iyadoo la dumiyay East Wing, isbedkii ugu weynaa 70 sano.

Doodda Amniga Qaranka oo Diiday

Qareennada Aqalka Cad waxay ku doodeen in ballroom-ku uu leeyahay astaamo ammaan oo muhiim ah oo ka hortagaya khataraha sida diyaaradaha aan duuliyaha lahayn, gantaalaha, iyo walxaha khatarta ah. Maxkamaddu way diiday doodda amniga, iyadoo tiri doodaha amniga 'are not an automatic get-out-of-law-free card'.

Go'aanku wuxuu tilmaamayaa in madaxweynuhu uusan keligiis u beddeli karin Aqalka Cad oo ah 'The People's House' la'aanteed Congress. Maxkamaddu waxay canaantay sheegashada fulintu inay u dhaqmi karto si sharci-darro ah, iyadoo burburinaysa calaamadaha taariikhiga ah.

US President Donald Trump was ordered on Friday to pause above-ground work on a 90,000-square-foot ballroom being built on the site of the demolished East Wing, after the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit upheld a preliminary injunction won by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

Court Halts Construction, Sets 14-Day Appeal Window

The ruling, issued by judges Patricia Millett and Brad Garcia, both appointed by Democratic presidents, does not permanently bar the project but pauses above-ground construction until the White House secures congressional approval. The court placed the injunction on hold for 14 days to allow the Trump administration to appeal to the US Supreme Court.

Trump confirmed the move, saying his team will be immediately appealing the decision. He blasted the ruling as a horrendous, politically motivated, and unlawful judgment, adding that the court refused to acknowledge the ballroom as a gift from President Trump and Great Patriots of the United States of America.

White House Is a Temporary Tenant, Not an Owner

The court emphasized that each president is a temporary tenant, not the owner, of the White House and cannot fundamentally reshape it without congressional approval. The panel wrote that whether a massive ballroom should be built is for Congress to decide and is not a matter for executive self-help.

The justices also scolded the bold assertion that the executive can act with utter lawlessness, destroying treasured national landmarks and harming the interests of individuals. Congress has not ceded unfettered authority to the Executive Branch to dramatically redesign, reshape, and reconstruct the White House to fit a particular president's desires.

National Security Argument Rejected; Project Is Biggest in 70 Years

White House lawyers argued the ballroom includes critical security features to guard against drones, ballistic missiles, and biohazards, but the court rejected the national security argument, saying such claims are not an automatic get-out-of-law-free card.

Work on the 90,000-square-foot (8,360-square-meter) ballroom began last year with the swift demolition of the White House's entire historic East Wing, marking the biggest structural change to the White House in over 70 years.