Staff Reports
President Trump’s longtime lawyer Alina Habba is making waves as the new top cop in New Jersey. The fiery attorney was sworn in this week as the state’s interim U.S. Attorney, promising to crack down on crime and “make New Jersey great again.” Her bold message to criminals? “You better watch out.”
Habba didn’t hold back during her first day on the job. She vowed to clean up cities like Newark and Camden, blaming weak Democratic leadership for letting crime spiral. “This has been a neglected state,” she said, taking direct aim at Senator Cory Booker and Governor Phil Murphy. Her plan? Start arresting lawbreakers fast and put safety first for hardworking families.
The former Trump personal attorney brought her trademark fighting spirit to the Oval Office ceremony. President Trump praised Habba as a “warrior for the fair, equal and impartial rule of law.” She returns to her home state after four years defending Trump through legal battles and his 2024 campaign. Loyalty matters, and Habba’s proven she’ll stand strong against what conservatives call the “weaponization” of justice.
Crime stats tell a story Habba wants to rewrite. While murders dropped slightly last year in some areas, other crimes keep climbing. Habba’s answer is simple – no more coddling criminals. She’s already planning raids with federal marshals and the FBI. “If you break the law, you’re not welcome in New Jersey,” she warned. That includes protesters causing unrest and illegal immigrants committing crimes.
The new prosecutor isn’t scared to mix it up. Remember her viral bikini photo from Mar-a-Lago? That same confidence is now focused on courtrooms. Critics say she lacks experience, but supporters argue New Jersey needs a street fighter, not a paper-pusher. Her track record shows she’ll battle hard for what she believes in, even when the odds look tough.
Habba’s appointment signals Trump’s commitment to law and order. She plans to target gangs, drug dealers, and anyone making neighborhoods unsafe. “It’s not political – it’s about putting America first,” she declared. For conservatives tired of soft-on-crime policies, her tough talk is a breath of fresh air.
The left’s attacks? Habba brushes them off. She’s used to unfair treatment from Democrats and the media. What matters now is results. With Trump’s backing and a team of 150 prosecutors, she’s ready to bring the hammer down. New Jersey families want safe streets, and Habba’s here to deliver.
As Habba takes charge, all eyes are on her next move. Will she make good on her promises? One thing’s clear – this Trump ally isn’t backing down. For criminals in the Garden State, the party’s over. The law is back in town, and it’s wearing a conservative badge of honor.
