Harmeet Dhillon resigns as U.S. Assistant Attorney General
Harmeet Dhillon has resigned as the Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights. Her departure follows changes she oversaw within the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division. More than three-quarters of the division's staff left at the start of the second Trump term.
- Harmeet Dhillon resigned from her position as former DOJ civil rights chief.
- Stacey Young called Dhillon the most destructive head of the division in its history.
- More than three-quarters of the division's staff left at the start of Trump's second term.
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