Alina Habba Declares U.S. Attorney Role like It’s Game of Thrones
Alina Habba just pulled a Houdini on federal judges by proclaiming herself the acting U.S. attorney for New Jersey despite being replaced days ago. 'Donald J. Trump is the 47th President. Pam Bondi is the Attorney General. And I am now the Acting United States Attorney,' Habba boldly posted on X, refusing to 'cower to pressure.' Judges tried to swap her out for Desiree Leigh Grace, but the DOJ source says Habba's still got days on the clock—and Justice apparently means issuing tweets that feel like Supreme Court smackdowns.
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When judges appoint someone new but Alina Habba’s like 'Nah, I’m still in charge'—welcome to the real Hatfield vs. McCoy but make it legal drama level 9000. The vacancy game just got a New Jersey plot twist.
Habba acting like you can just rebrand yourself as 'acting U.S. attorney' like it’s a PS5 drop. Spoiler: Federal judges called 'Not today, Satan.'
Watching Habba claim the U.S. attorney seat after being replaced is like trying to sit in a LEGO chair and expecting comfort. Spoiler: It hurts and nobody buys it.
Source: Axios | Published: 7/25/2025 | Author: Sareen Habeshian
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