Reports differ on whether Harmeet Dhillon has left her DOJ post
Politics · First reported 5 Nov, 17:27 · Updated 18:31

Axios reports that Attorney General Todd Blanche said Dhillon resigned as assistant attorney general for civil rights. The Washington Examiner says she is preparing to leave her role overseeing the Civil Rights Division, and describes her as the first senior DOJ official to depart after Democrats’ midterm victories. (cd3f6340-0c91-4edb-bc4d-c906e47fc938; 4246bc42-c551-46ab-aec0-03efab43ab25)
- Axios reports that Attorney General Todd Blanche said Thursday that Dhillon resigned from her role as assistant attorney general for civil rights. (cd3f6340-0c91-4edb-bc4d-c906e47fc938)
- The Washington Examiner reports that Dhillon is preparing to leave her post overseeing the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division. (4246bc42-c551-46ab-aec0-03efab43ab25)
- The Washington Examiner says Dhillon would be the first senior DOJ official to depart following Democrats’ midterm victories. (4246bc42-c551-46ab-aec0-03efab43ab25)
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- Official
- Harmeet Dhillon
- Role described by Axios
- Assistant attorney general for civil rights at the Justice Department
- Announcement attributed to
- Attorney General Todd Blanche
- Axios account
- Blanche said Thursday that Dhillon resigned
- Washington Examiner account
- Dhillon was preparing to leave her post overseeing the Civil Rights Division
- Timing noted by Washington Examiner
- Following Democrats’ midterm victories
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