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Alina Habba investigating N.J. for refusal to help ICE. ‘Anyone who gets in our way will be charged.’
The new interim U.S. Attorney for New Jersey said her office is investigating Gov. Phil Murphy and state Attorney General Matt Platkin for what she sees as their refusal to assist immigration officials attempting to detain people in the country illegally.
Alina Habba says she's investigating New Jersey governor, AG over immigration enforcement
Interim U.S. Attorney for New Jersey Alina Habba announced late Thursday that her office is investigating Gov. Phil Murphy and state Attorney General Matt Platkin for not cooperating with federal immigration authorities.
The recent appointment of Alina Habba as the interim U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey has sparked significant controversy, drawing attention to her rapid rise from a modest civil law ...
Gov. Phil Murphy and Attorney General Matt Platkin are the subject of a federal investigation connected to Murphy's 'sanctuary state' policies. Learn what they could be charged with.
The 14-year-old gang member accused of fatally shooting a Newark detective will be charged as an adult in federal court, ...
Alina Habba, Donald Trump's lawyer, looked like a evil movie villain in the striped suit she wore to her boss's 2024 criminal ...
and the controversies surrounding her personal finances. Alina Habba was previously married to Matthew Eyet, a relatively low-profile figure with whom she shares two children, Chloe and Luke.
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The bribery case dismissed Thursday was brought in 2019 against two executives at Teaneck, NJ-based technology outsourcing ...
“Alina will lead with the same diligence ... of her appointment as interim U.S. attorney. In recent weeks Habba has courted controversy by suggesting that military veterans who lost their ...
Trump selected Habba as White House counselor after his election. President Donald Trump on Monday named Alina Habba, his personal attorney-turned-White House counselor, to serve as the next ...
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Interim U.S. attorney for New Jersey Alina Habba reacts to news that 19 states are suing over President Donald Trump's executive order requiring proof of citizenship to vote.
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