Legal activists defend the prosecutor of NJ Habba after Jeffries called for withdrawal

Republican legal activists file a complaint to defend the American lawyer Alina Habba after the minority chief of the Hakeem Jeffries house called the district’s federal judges to withdraw it from his post.

Jeffries’ complaints about Habba stems from his decision to invoice the Lamonica McIiver representative, DN.J., with internal security agents during an altercation in an immigration establishment in Newark on May 9.

McIver pleaded not guilty. She is now heading to the trial on November 10.

“The so-called American lawyer of the NJ has maliciously charged the Lamonica McIiver deputy for doing her job,” said Jeffries in an article on X. “Habba is a terribly unreserved political hacking that must go there.

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Republican legal activists file a complaint to defend the American lawyer Alina Habba after the minority chief of the Hakeem Jeffries house called for federal judges to withdraw her from his post. (Getty Images)

“It must be rejected by the judges of the Federal District Court who plan to keep it.”

The project of Article III filed a complaint in the ethics of the Chamber against Jeffries during the weekend to “partly fit into criminal proceedings”.

“It is a clear corruption of the Democrat chief of the Hakeem Jeffries Chamber.”

The Attorney General Pam Bondi appointed Habba, a former legal spokesperson for Trump’s campaign and the White House advisor, as an actor.

Habba’s confirmation was maintained in the Senate. But if the majority of judges of the American district court of New Jersey decide to allow her to keep her post on Monday, she could remain through the presidency of Trump.

Of the 17 judges of the District Court of Place du New Jersey, 15 were appointed by Democratic presidents.

“A member of the Chamber – in particular the Democratic leader of the Chamber – who does not agree with the merits of an in progress criminal case abuses his official position when he tries federal judges with a strong hand to prejudge the corruption of the criminal procedure in progress in dismissing the American prosecutor for the purely political reason for the protection of a colleague from the Partisan Chamber”, The room to hold Jeffries “.

McIiver and two other members of the Congress said they were visiting congress surveillance which coincided with an immigration demonstration, when a confrontation followed with federal agents.

American lawyer Alina Habba announces the representative. McIver struck federal charges on Newark Ice Clash

Jeffries’ complaints about Habba stemmed from his decision to invoice the Lamonica Mciver representative to obstruct internal security agents during an altercation in an immigration establishment in Newark on May 9. (APO photo / J. Scott Applewhite)

According to a press release from the MJ, the mayor of Newark, Ras Baraka, was authorized to enter the secure area of the immigration establishment in Delaney Hall, then the federal agents warned him to leave, but he refused to do so.

When the police tried to arrest Baraka, Mciver would have blocked them, putting his arms around the mayor and “criticized his forearm” in an officer while entering another and using his two forearms to force the second officer.

Each of the first two charges includes a maximum sentence of eight years in prison. The third carries up to a year.

McIver pleaded not guilty and headed for the trial on November 10. (Tom Williams / CQ-Roll Call, included via Getty Images)

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The campaign for responsibility, a liberal surveillance group, has filed a complaint against Habba for having charged charges against Mciver and Baraka, alleging that she had politically targeted the couple in retaliation for participating in the protest and the surveillance visit because their opinions are opposed to those of President Donald Trump.

Fox News Digital contacted Jeffries’ office to comment.

Michael Dorgan of Fox News contributed to this report.