A major clash has erupted in New Jersey as the Trump administration maneuvers to keep Alina Habba, a loyalist and former Trump attorney, as the state's top federal prosecutor despite opposition from federal judges. After judges declined to extend Habba's interim term and appointed Desiree Leigh Grace as her replacement, the Department of Justice swiftly fired Grace, allowing Habba to remain in the role. This unprecedented standoff highlights the administration's efforts to bypass traditional checks and balances, raising concerns about politicization of the Justice Department and executive overreach. The controversy has drawn criticism from lawmakers and legal experts, who warn of lasting damage to the integrity of federal law enforcement. The situation remains fluid, with ongoing legal and political battles over who has the authority to appoint and remove U.S. attorneys.
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