Political Intrigue Surrounds NJ Court's U.S. Attorney Decision

The U.S. Justice Department has accused a panel of New Jersey federal court judges of acting with political motives in their decision to prevent Alina Habba, former lawyer to President Donald Trump, from being permanently appointed as the state's top federal prosecutor.

Instead, the U.S. District Court in New Jersey appointed Desiree Grace for the position, although her tenure was abruptly ended, drawing condemnation from Democrats.

Habba's tenure saw legal actions against various Democratic officials, provoking criticism over her compliance with Justice Department protocols, while her nomination remains unconfirmed by the Senate.