Trump Begins $250 Million White House East Wing Demolition to Build Grand Ballroom - EconoTimes

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : Over the years, the complex has struggled to accommodate the growing number of staff, visitors, and state functions -- many of which have been hosted in outdoor tents on the South Lawn.
50% : The construction marks the start of a $250 million expansion, which Trump said will be financed by himself and private donors.
50% : Trump emphasized earlier that the ballroom would not interfere with the White House's iconic structure, calling it "completely separate" and designed with "total respect for the existing building."
50% : During an event with Louisiana State University baseball players, Trump confirmed that "ground had been broken" and noted that guests might hear construction noise from the East Room nearby.
45% : Heavy machinery was seen dismantling the East Wing facade -- an area that has traditionally housed the First Lady's offices, a theater, and a key visitor entrance for foreign dignitaries.

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