Donald Trump said he would immediately appeal the appeals court's decision to block the construction of the White House military center to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Donald Trump stated that he would immediately appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court regarding the appellate court's decision to block the construction of a White House military center. He claimed that two appellate judges appointed by Obama and Biden voted against this "nationally needed military center." Trump cited Judge Neomi Rao's dissent, noting that the district court lacked jurisdiction and that the balance of interests overwhelmingly favored the government's security interests. He emphasized that the project, which includes bomb shelters, medical facilities, top-secret military installations, and anti-missile and anti-drone structures, is crucial for U.S. national security and military operations. The military and the Secret Service also believe that this ruling poses a threat to national security.
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