Alina Habba, a personal attorney for Donald Trump and now White House counselor, recently stated that anyone working for the Executive Branch without an “America First” attitude would be removed. In an interview with Fox News, she criticized “deep state” figures, claiming they were politically motivated and harmful to justice. Habba emphasized that only those who align with Trump’s values, particularly regarding the Constitution and fairness, would remain. Trump later praised Habba for her tireless advocacy and commitment to justice, appointing her to his White House team and highlighting her as a role model in law and politics.
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