President-elect Donald Trump has made an important announcement, revealing that Alina Habba will join his White House team as the new counselor to the President. This decision, shared on Truth Social, highlights Habba’s commitment to justice and her strong support for the rule of law. Trump praised her unwavering loyalty, noting her steadfast presence throughout numerous challenges and legal battles.
Habba, who is a first-generation American with Middle Eastern heritage, has emerged as a significant figure, serving as a role model for women in law and politics. Recently, she was honored as the Chaldean Woman of the Year. The President-elect extended his congratulations to Alina, her husband, and her three children, Chloe, Luke, and Parker.
In addition to Habba’s appointment, Trump also announced the nomination of Christopher Landau as Deputy Secretary of State. Landau, who previously served as U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, is expected to collaborate with Secretary of State nominee Marco Rubio to strengthen the nation’s security and promote an America-first foreign policy.
Trump commended Landau for his effective work in reducing illegal immigration during his time as ambassador and emphasized his legal expertise, having clerked for Supreme Court Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas.
Furthermore, Michael Needham will take on the role of counselor at the State Department. Trump expressed confidence in Needham’s abilities, as he has worked extensively with Rubio over the years.
Additionally, Michael Anton is set to be the director of policy planning in the State Department. Trump described Anton as a loyal and effective team member during his first term, highlighting his deep understanding of America’s foreign policy priorities.
With these key appointments, Trump continues to align his administration with individuals who share a commitment to conservative values and policies aimed at benefiting the American people.
