A legal filing described preparations for President Donald Trump’s planned UFC fight on the White House’s South Lawn, saying the event requires extensive coordination across the federal government. According to the filing, more than seven federal agencies are involved in staging the event. It also cites a large on-site workforce, with hundreds of staff working at the White House daily during preparations. The filing estimates the effort costs at least $60 million. The reporting, drawn from the same filing, characterizes the work as “monumental” and frames it as a glimpse into the operational planning behind the event. While the sources agree on the scale of staffing, the number of federal agencies, and the cost estimate, they provide limited additional details about which specific agencies participate or how the funding is allocated. Overall, the coverage centers on the filing’s depiction of the logistical and budgetary requirements for hosting the UFC fight at the presidential residence.