Trump Selects Alina Habba For Counselor Role In Incoming Administration

Alina Habba, a longtime legal advocate for President-elect Donald Trump, has been appointed Counselor to the President in the incoming administration. Habba’s selection highlights her significant contributions to Trump’s legal team during some of his most high-profile challenges.

Trump announced Habba’s appointment on Truth Social, commending her for her commitment to justice and her unyielding support throughout numerous legal battles. “Few understand the weaponization of the ‘injustice’ system better than Alina,” Trump stated, emphasizing her ability to navigate politically charged legal landscapes.

Habba, recognized as Chaldean Woman of the Year, has built a reputation as a fierce advocate in the courtroom. Her representation of Trump in cases such as the New York civil fraud trial and lawsuits brought by E. Jean Carroll cemented her position as one of his most trusted advisors.

In other news within Trump’s orbit, Lara Trump announced her decision to step down as co-chair of the Republican National Committee. Lara Trump praised the RNC’s accomplishments under her leadership, including record-breaking fundraising and mobilizing voters during a pivotal election cycle.

The announcement comes as speculation grows regarding her potential political future following the nomination of Florida Sen. Marco Rubio to serve as Secretary of State. Lara Trump has not ruled out stepping into Rubio’s vacant Senate seat, calling the opportunity “an honor.”

With Habba joining the White House team, Trump continues to surround himself with individuals who have demonstrated unwavering loyalty and expertise. Her role as Counselor to the President is expected to be pivotal in addressing the legal and policy challenges ahead.