Author: Leslie Stewart

Donald Trump supporter Lindsey Harrigan, a former insurance lawyer who filed two unsuccessful lawsuits against two of the president’s perceived enemies, is no longer a Justice Department employee, two sources familiar with the matter told NBC News. Harrigan, who has no experience as a prosecutor, resigned last week from her official position as interim U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, but a judge found she held the position illegally. It wasn’t entirely clear last week whether Harrigan would take up a new position at the Justice Department after federal appeals court judges disqualified Alina Haba from her role…

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