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  • framing: DOJ uses alleged UFC plot to argue for Trump ballroom
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DOJ cites foiled UFC event plot in support of Trump's ballroom proposal

The Department of Justice has argued in court that a foiled attack plot against a UFC event at the White House highlights the need for President Trump's proposed ballroom, which is intended to improve security. Assistant Attorney General Brett Shumate made this assertion during a federal appeals court session.

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The Department of Justice has argued in court that a foiled attack plot against a UFC event at the White House highlights the need for President Trump's proposed ballroom, which is intended to improve security. Assistant Attorney General Brett Shumate made this assertion during a federal appeals court session.

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  • ✕ framing: DOJ uses alleged UFC plot to argue for Trump ballroom
  • ✕ vague attribution: a senior Department of Justice (DOJ) official

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DOJ uses alleged UFC plot to argue for Trump ballroom

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DOJ cites foiled UFC event plot in support of Trump's ballroom proposal