“Not Fit for AG Role”: Alina Habba’s Bid to Remain U.S. Attorney Collapses Without Senate Support.

“Not Fit for AG Role”: Alina Habba’s Bid to Remain U.S. Attorney Collapses Without Senate Support.

In the USA.

The news as it trends.

Alina Habba’s attempt to remain U.S. Attorney for New Jersey has officially unraveled after failing to secure Senate confirmation.

Though appointed temporarily by Donald Trump, her aggressive stance on high-profile cases, controversial use of immigration enforcement, and reported targeting of lawmakers drew bipartisan criticism.

Senators Cory Booker and Andy Kim both declined support, citing concerns about politicized prosecutions and alleged abuse of power.

Habba, believed to be in her early forties, has offered no public comment on the rejection or speculation surrounding her personal ties to immigration policy advisors.

Legal analysts say her collapse reflects growing resistance to Trump-aligned appointments and raises questions about whether performance or politics ultimately decided her fate.

Image / Alina Habba / Instagram.