Trump nominates Lindsay Halligan as an American lawyer in East Virginia

president Donald Trump He was nominated by senior White House assistants, Lindsey Halligan, as the largest federal public prosecutor for the Eastern Region in Virginia, after his American lawyer was removed on Friday.

in Social truth After announcing her nomination, Trump praised the Holgan as a “harsh, intelligent and loyal lawyer” who was in his legal orbit for years.

Trump wrote: “(Halljan) is very smart, he does not know fear, and works with Public Prosecutor Bam Bondi and Deputy Prosecutor Todd Blanche, who has strength and design to be completely distinguished in this new and very important role.”

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Halligan was a Trump lawyer after the FBI raid on Mar Lago to keep the classified documents. It was recently recruited in an effort in the White House to remove what the administration claims is a “anti -US ideology” from Smithsonian museums.

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Haljan’s nomination, who is in charge of the turmoil due to the political pressure by administration officials, will put the criminal charge of the New York Attorney General Littia James, Trump’s enemy for a long time, in investigating fraud on the mortgage.

Eric Separte, who was the largest prosecutor of the office, resigned on Friday amid a batch of Trump administration officials to bring charges in the investigation, which stems from allegations of papers contradictions on Town James in Brooklyn and Virginia house.

James’s lawyers have strongly denied any allegations and described the investigation as a work for political revenge.

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While Separte said in an e -mail to colleagues on Friday evening that he had resigned, Trump said in a post on social media: “He did not resign, I launched it!”

Trump indicated that he was supported by the state’s Democratic Senate members, Mark Warner and Tim Kane, adding: “Next time, let him go as a democratic, not Republican.”