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  1. The President has initiated a replacement project for the East Wing, which is part of the larger White House complex and utilizes Secret Service funds for security infrastructure.
  2. The White House Administration plans a $1bn construction project, with the Military Office providing security and funding for repairs.

Donald Trump asserted his right to build a ballroom at the White House, which is designed to aid Secret Service visibility.

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Donald Trump asserted his right to build a ballroom at the White House, which is designed to aid Secret Service visibility.

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Donald TrumpWhite HouseWhite HouseWhite House Military Office

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  1. Trump's new ballroom project requires security funding from the White House Military Office.1 source
  2. Trump promotes construction of new White House ballroom1 source
  3. Trump plans to build a ballroom at the White House to improve Secret Service visibility.1 source

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The White House Administration plans a $1bn construction project, with the Military Office providing security and funding for repairs. All 1 developments

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