A federal lawsuit asks a court to block a UFC event planned for June 14 on the White House South Lawn, timed to coincide with President Donald Trump’s 80th birthday and the nation’s 250th anniversary celebrations. Multiple outlets report that the plaintiffs argue the event was unlawfully planned and approved and that it is designed to benefit Trump and his allies. Attorneys for the plaintiffs describe the fight as a “deeply corrupt” use of national space for private gain, and they assert that it lacks proper authorization under applicable law. Some reporting cited in the articles also includes claims that Trump purchased up to portions of related activity or tickets, which plaintiffs use to argue the president would financially benefit. The legal filing names the planned UFC fight and challenges the administration’s decision to proceed with the event. The outlets do not report that a court has ruled on the request yet, and they characterize the lawsuit as seeking an injunction to stop the fight card from taking place as scheduled.