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Justice Department Civil Rights Division changes

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Dhillon’s Civil Rights Division Changes Course as Lawyers Leave
Officials describe hundreds of departures and federal withdrawals from dozens of cases. DOJ disputes their account, while court records show both enforcement setbacks and continuing disability litigation.
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Prima fonteUnited States Department of Justice4 feb, 15:15 UTC
Cosa sapevamo all'inizio
- About 300Attorney departures estimated by current and former officials
- About 130Replacement attorney hires reported by DOJ

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Red Line for Civil RightsPrima a riferirneredlinecivilrights.org · 5 ott, 14:50 UTC1
1. Working Backwards: Inside the Trump Justice Department's Conclusion-First Approach to Civil Rights5 ott UTC
The New Republicnewrepublic.com · 7 ott, 16:36 UTC1
1. Justice Department Hired Criminals as Veteran Employees Fled7 ott UTC
Particle Newsparticle.news · 9 ott, 10:00 UTC1
1. Particle: DOJ Civil Rights Division Refilled with Partisan Hires After Mass Exodus9 ott UTC
Montana Public Radiomtpr.org · 11 ott, 5:00 UTC1
1. Reshaped civil rights mission at Justice Department transforms its work, workforce11 ott UTC
NPRnpr.org · 11 ott, 9:00 UTC4
WDC NEWS 6wdcnews6.com · 11 ott, 9:00 UTC1
1. DOJ Civil Rights Division redefines mission away from discrimination : NPR | Politics11 ott UTC
Georgia Public Broadcastinggpb.org · 11 ott, 21:10 UTC1
1. Reshaped civil rights mission at Justice Department transforms its work, workforce11 ott UTC
United States Department of Justicejustice.gov7

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Persone

Donald TrumpPresident of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
Harmeet DhillonAmerican lawyer
Richard Gaylore StearnsUnited States federal judge

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President and Fellows of Harvard CollegeGoverning board of Harvard University
Uberpeer-to-peer ridesharing, food delivery, and transportation network company headquartered in San Francisco, California
United States Department of JusticeUnited States federal executive department

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US District Court for the District of Massachusetts
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