A three-judge panel allowed construction on the ballroom to proceed until April 17, but asked a lower court to untangle the details of the president’s plans.
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Appeals Court Allows Work on Trump’s Ballroom Project for Now, but Seeks Clarity on Scope
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Originally reported by New York Times
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