New details about Trump's plans for the Kennedy Center and White House ballroom
Summary
President Donald Trump is overseeing major construction projects at the White House and the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. The Kennedy Center’s board, chaired by Trump, plans to restore his name to the building, while the White House ballroom is undergoing a large-scale renovation involving heavy construction.Key Facts
- President Trump is involved in remodeling the White House ballroom, which requires a large construction crew and heavy materials like steel and rebar.
- The East Room at the White House has been demolished to make way for the new ballroom.
- The Kennedy Center board, which includes Trump allies and is chaired by Trump himself, voted to add his name back to the building’s front.
- U.S. District Judge Chris Cooper previously ruled that adding Trump’s name to the Kennedy Center was unlawful.
- The President’s name was removed from the Kennedy Center facade on June 13 and covered with a tarp for repairs.
- The board approved a plan to eventually rename the Kennedy Center site to “President Donald J. Trump Plaza.”
- Legal filings reveal concerns about possible damage to the marble facade during the name removal.
- The Kennedy Center changes and name reinstatement will not happen before September 8.
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