BREAKING: You Won’t Believe What Trump Said After an Appeals Court Sided With a Lower Court to DISQUALIFY Alina Habba as U.S. Attorney in New Jersey. The ruling CALLED OUT Trump’s manipulative tactic as a possible loophole to keep Alina Habba in her position indefinitely.

In a dramatic legal setback for former President Donald Trump, an appeals court on Monday upheld a lower court’s ruling disqualifying Alina Habba from serving as U.S. Attorney in New Jersey—an appointment Trump had pushed aggressively despite widespread controversy.

The appeals panel did not mince words. In its decision, the court stated that Trump’s maneuver to install Habba through a procedural loophole “appeared designed to exploit gaps in federal appointment rules,” warning that it would have effectively allowed her to remain in office indefinitely without proper Senate confirmation.

Shortly after the ruling, Trump issued a fiery response, calling the decision “an outrageous attack by politically motivated judges” and insisting that Habba was “the only person tough enough to clean up New Jersey.”

He went on to accuse the judiciary of “sabotaging the will of the American people,” despite the fact that the position requires Senate approval—not public vote.

Legal experts say the ruling sends a clear message: federal appointment protocols cannot be bent for political convenience.

The Justice Department has not yet announced who will serve as interim U.S. Attorney, but officials say a replacement will be named in the coming days.

Meanwhile, Trump’s statement suggests he intends to continue fighting the decision, setting up yet another legal and political battle as he escalates criticism of the courts.