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BREAKING; Insight into Donald Trump’s meeting with ACECO executives to negotiate Supreme Court-ordered compensation to the Company over unpaid demolition work on the White House East Wing.
President Donald Trump reportedly met privately with top executives from ACECO, the demolition and engineering firm at the center of a high-profile legal dispute over unpaid work tied to the White House East Wing renovation.
According to sources familiar with the meeting, discussions focused on the recent Supreme Court ruling that ordered full compensation to ACECO after years of litigation over halted demolition work and unpaid invoices.
The ruling, which favored the company, requires Trump’s team to negotiate the terms and timeline for repayment.
Officials say the meeting was “tense but productive,” with ACECO pushing for expedited compensation and Trump’s representatives seeking a phased payout schedule.
While no final agreement has been announced, both sides signaled progress and are expected to continue negotiations in the coming days.
The case has drawn national attention due to its unusual connection to federal property and the political implications surrounding the East Wing project. Further updates are expected as negotiations continue.
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