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Harmeet Dhillon resigns as DOJ Civil Rights Division head
- Harmeet Dhillon resigned from her position as Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division at the Department of Justice.
- Dhillon is a Trump ally who led the department's civil rights unit.
- She is the first high-level Justice Department official to resign following the Democrats' midterm election victory.
- Dhillon reportedly made the decision to resign weeks before the midterm elections but was asked to delay her departure until after the election.
- Dhillon handled several key investigations during her tenure, including probes of U.S. universities, hate crimes at houses of worship, and election integrity efforts.
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CBS News·
Harmeet Dhillon, DOJ's controversial civil rights chief, resigns
The Hill·
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The Guardian·
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Reuters·
Trump ally leading Justice Department civil rights unit to resign, sources say
New York Post·
Harmeet Dhillon set to resign as top DOJ civil rights official: sources
New York Post·
Harmeet Dhillon resigns as top DOJ civil rights official
Bloomberg·
Dhillon Resigns From DOJ Civil Rights After Democrats’ Sweep
Google News·
Justice Department Civil Rights Head Dhillon Plans to Resign
Fox News·
Harmeet Dhillon resigns as Justice Department's assistant attorney general for civil rights: sources
Fox News·
DOJ civil rights chief Harmeet Dhillon resigns, says White House asked her to wait until after midterms