Alina Habba Appointed Counselor To President In Trump Administration

President-elect Donald Trump has named Alina Habba, a key legal advisor, as Counselor to the President in his upcoming administration. The announcement underscores Trump’s reliance on trusted allies as he prepares for his term.

In a statement on Truth Social, Trump described Habba as a “fierce defender of the rule of law” and credited her with standing firm through numerous legal battles. Habba has been a prominent figure in Trump’s legal defense, representing him in major cases such as the New York civil fraud trial.

As a first-generation American of Middle Eastern descent, Habba has been recognized for her contributions to the legal profession, earning the title of Chaldean Woman of the Year. Her appointment to the White House highlights her role as both a legal expert and a trailblazer in the field of law.

Meanwhile, Lara Trump, co-chair of the Republican National Committee, announced she will step down from her role. Lara Trump celebrated the RNC’s accomplishments during her tenure, including record-breaking fundraising and expanded voter outreach.

Her departure has fueled speculation about her potential political future, especially with the vacancy left by Sen. Marco Rubio, who has been nominated to serve as Secretary of State. Lara Trump called the opportunity to serve in the Senate “an honor.”

Habba’s appointment reinforces the president-elect’s strategy of building a team of trusted and loyal allies. Her legal expertise will be a valuable asset as the administration prepares to navigate the challenges ahead.