Twenty-one American companies are donating millions towards a new White House ballroom, estimated at $400 million. President Trump insists taxpayer funds are not used for the structure, only security. The project aims to enhance security following a recent incident, with the Justice Department urging a lawsuit’s dismissal. Twenty-one American companies are donating millions towards a new White House ballroom, estimated at $400 million. President Trump insists taxpayer funds are not used for the structure, only security. The project aims to enhance security following a recent incident, with the Justice Department urging a lawsuit’s dismissal.
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White House shares list of 21 US companies donating millions to Trump’s new ballroom construction
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