Attorney general files request to resume ballroom construction, citing latest White House shooting

TL;DR

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche filed a court request to resume White House ballroom construction.
Blanche argues the recent shooting underscores the need for the ballroom's top-level security features.
The ballroom is described as vital for national security and the President's ability to perform duties safely.
Construction was temporarily halted by a district court judge pending congressional approval.
The project's funding and security features, including drone-proofing and blast-proof glass, are detailed in the filing.
President Trump previously stated the ballroom is privately financed, with reconciliation funds intended for security.

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