Leah Foley, a 23-year federal prosecutor, was elevated to the top federal law enforcement post for the state of Massachusetts as the President Trump administration took power.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-02-06 05:04:25">February 6, 2025 at 5:04 AM EST</time>

Leah Foley, a 23-year federal prosecutor, was elevated to the top federal law enforcement post for the state of Massachusetts as the President Trump administration took power.{ai:summary}<p>Leah Foley, a 23-year veteran federal prosecutor, was appointed as the top federal law enforcement official in Massachusetts during the Trump administration. </p><p>Her elevation reflects a significant move within the federal legal landscape in the state. #politics</p>

New Massachusetts US Attorney says she intends to ‘go after the most dangerous criminals’

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