President Trump’s Latest Move Enables Alina Habba To Continue Serving In Role

President Trump pulled his nomination of Alina Habba to serve as New Jersey’s top federal prosecutor, which enables her to remain in the role in an acting capacity.

The move follows New Jersey’s federal trial judges naming a replacement for Habba after her 120-day term as interim U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey expired.

Alina Habba’s Term As Interim U.S. Attorney In New Jersey Expires, Judge Names Replacement

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However, Attorney General Pam Bondi thwarted the attempt to replace Habba by removing Habba’s replacement from the office.

Pam Bondi Thwarts

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