Harmeet Dhillon resigns as head of DOJ Civil Rights Division after 19 months
Key points
- Dhillon announced resignation November 5 after 19 months
- She says she ended unlawful DEI policies and probed elite universities
- AP reports more than three-quarters of division staff left early in Trump's second term
Harmeet Dhillon announced on November 5 she is resigning as head of the Department of Justice Civil Rights Division after 19 months, according to the Associated Press. She said she ended unlawful DEI policies and led probes of elite universities. AP reports more than three-quarters of the division's staff left early in Trump's second term. Former lawyers criticized her, while Attorney General Todd Blanche praised her.
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