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Harmeet Dhillon, California attorney who radically reshaped DOJ civil rights unit, resigns
Dhillon has been a powerful and divisive figure inside the Justice Department since her confirmation last year as assistant attorney general.
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All eight outlets lead on Dhillon’s resignation from the Justice Department civil rights post, and most describe her as controversial or divisive. Fox News alone says she resigned after the White House asked her to wait until after the midterms, while the New York Times alone foregrounds reported conflicts with Justice Department leaders over midterm legal strategy. The Guardian, The Independent and Al Jazeera connect the departure to the midterms, but in different ways, with The Guardian calling her the first high-level justice official to leave after the Republican defeat.
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