Alina Habba, a trusted legal advisor to President-elect Donald Trump, has been appointed Counselor to the President. Habba’s appointment highlights her significant contributions to Trump’s legal efforts during critical moments.
Trump announced the decision on Truth Social, praising Habba for her “tireless advocacy for justice” and her unwavering support during legal battles. Habba’s representation of Trump in high-profile cases, including the New York civil fraud trial, has made her a key figure in his legal and political strategies.
Breaking: @AlinaHabba is set to become Counselor to the President! Another smart strong female on Trumps team! pic.twitter.com/WSrx2axcLL
— Turk Cast (@HidingfromLif2) December 9, 2024
Recognized for her leadership in law, Habba was recently named Chaldean Woman of the Year. As a first-generation American of Middle Eastern heritage, her story resonates with many, further solidifying her influence in the legal and political arenas.
In related news, Lara Trump announced her decision to step down as co-chair of the Republican National Committee. She highlighted accomplishments such as surpassing fundraising goals and enhancing election integrity during her tenure.
🚨 BREAKING: Alina Habba named Counselor to the President pic.twitter.com/32Phzhl9eu
— Autism Capital 🧩 (@AutismCapital) December 9, 2024
The announcement coincides with speculation about her next move, including the possibility of filling the Senate seat left vacant by Sen. Marco Rubio’s nomination as Secretary of State. Lara Trump described the potential opportunity as “a true honor.”
Congratulations to @AlinaHabba on being named Presidential Counselor to President Donald Trump! As Trump’s attorney during the Biden witch-hunt, Alina knows our legal system has been corrupted and is going to be a defender of our great Constitution in the White House. 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/zQJySS1TiC
— Abe Hamadeh (@AbrahamHamadeh) December 9, 2024
With Habba joining the administration, Trump continues to rely on loyal allies with proven expertise. Her role as Counselor to the President is expected to be central to addressing key legal and policy challenges.
