They're Crashing Out About The White House

President Trump has launched one of his most talked-about projects yet — demolishing part of the White House East Wing to build a new 90,000-square-foot ballroom. The $250–300 million project is being described by Democrats as wasteful and historic destruction, but Trump and his supporters frame it as privately funded, practical, and a bold way to expand state functions. While critics call it a “personal monument,” the president’s base sees it as classic Trump: building big and leaving a mark.

Meanwhile, ICE carried out a high-profile raid on Canal Street in Manhattan, long known for counterfeit designer goods. Nine migrants from West Africa were arrested for immigration violations and alleged counterfeit sales, while several protesters were detained for clashing with federal agents. Supporters point to the raid as long overdue, cracking down on illegal activity that’s been ignored for years, while critics accuse ICE of targeting vulnerable communities.

Finally, Trump doubled down on his fight against cartels, saying that after U.S. strikes on cartel boats at sea, the next step is land operations. He argued the campaign has already saved American lives and promised to “hit them very hard” if cartels continue using land routes. Supporters see this as decisive action against narcoterrorists, while critics warn of escalation abroad.

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