Harmeet Dhillon resigns from DOJ in first major post-midterm exit
Summary
Harmeet Dhillon resigned Thursday as the U.S. Department of Justice’s assistant attorney general for civil rights. The article describes her as one of the first major Trump appointees to leave the department and the first major administration figure to exit after the Republican midterm losses.Key Facts
- Dhillon served as assistant attorney general for civil rights at the Department of Justice.
- Dhillon resigned on Thursday.
- The article identifies her as one of the first major Trump appointees to resign from the department.
- The article describes her departure as the first major exit from the administration after the Republican midterm losses.
- The article begins quoting a statement that says the resignation was accepted, but the quote is cut off.
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