Alina Habba, a former attorney for Donald Trump, has stepped down from her role as the U.S. Attorney for New Jersey after an appeals court ruled that her appointment was unlawful. This decision has led to a wave of reactions, with calls for clarification on the U.S. attorney appointment process. Habba’s departure comes amid controversy and criticism, particularly regarding the legal implications of Trump’s picks for federal prosecutors. Following her resignation, she announced plans to take on a national role within the Department of Justice. Lawmakers have also issued statements regarding the circumstances surrounding her disqualification.