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Alina Habba Mildon, a former attorney for President Donald Trump, has been fired from her multi-million-dollar role at Florida-registered Concord Partners, according to The New York Times. The firm cited a 'failure to perform duties' as the reason for her termination. Mildon, who was serving as a special government employee and senior adviser to the attorney general, had been brought on as general counsel in January 2025 with a four-year agreement structured to pay her $10 million annually plus additional bonuses. Despite her firing, Mildon will retain an $8 million signing bonus and $6.5 million in payments already received. The termination follows public criticism from Trump, who denounced the lucrative arrangement after details of the contract were disclosed. Mildon has consistently denied that her employment had any connection to the pardon of Julio Herrera Velutini, a Venezuelan billionaire who was facing federal charges.
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