White House Position Awaits Iraqi Beauty Who Helped Trump Return to Presidency
White House Position Awaits Iraqi Beauty Who Helped Trump Return to Presidency
2024-11-09
Shafaq News/ Lawyer Alina Habba, known for her beauty and Iraqi origins, returned to the spotlight in American circles after US President Donald Trump won again, as she is credited with significant contributions to his return to the White House.
Fox News reported that Habba, who was part of Trump’s legal team, played a major role in his path to return to the presidency, and she has proven herself since she defended him in sensitive cases, including the famous “hush money” case and other cases related to Hillary Clinton, where an American media report described her as “the godmother of Trump’s return to the presidency.”
Habba has a long history of defending Trump; in 2017, she successfully won a sex-trafficking lawsuit brought against him by a young intern, cementing her position as a fearless and effective advocate on the former president’s legal team.
She has a special relationship with Trump, as she posted a photo of them celebrating her 39th birthday on her Instagram account, and Trump dedicated some of his time to her on that occasion.
Alina Habba was born on March 25, 1984 to Iraqi immigrant parents in New Jersey, and her father is the renowned gastrointestinal surgeon Dr. Saad Habba.
Her relationship with Trump began in 2019 after she joined his golf club in Bedminster, and she later became one of his most prominent lawyers.
Despite her accomplishments, it has not yet been revealed whether Trump will choose Habba for an official position in his new administration, as the president prepares to assemble his team, having already assigned the position of White House chief of staff to Susie Wiles, his campaign manager.
The next Trump administration is also expected to include prominent figures, including Richard Grenell for secretary of state or national security adviser, along with speculation about the energy portfolio for North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum and the defense portfolio for Senator Tom Cotton.
shafaq.com
