US EditionHarmeet Dhillon Tells Tucker Carlson That DOJ Lawyers Had ‘Crying Sessions’ After Trump’s 2024 Win
- Harmeet Dhillon, the Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, told Tucker Carlson on Wednesday that DOJ lawyers held crying sessions after Trump won the 2024 election.
- Dhillon noted that following Trump's re-election and his December 2024 selection to head the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, there was a significant wave of resignations and strong emotional responses among the division’s career attorneys.
- From January to May 2025, about 250 attorneys—constituting nearly three-quarters of the staff in the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division—resigned in protest of Trump’s policies opposing anti-discrimination and diversity efforts.
- Dhillon described groups of 30-, 40-, and 50-year-old career attorneys holding emotional gatherings to show solidarity, with one witness reporting they left the building lined up in a phalanx.
- Following these events, Dhillon’s division launched investigations into anti-Christian bias and alleged racial discrimination in hiring, reflecting efforts to realign DOJ civil rights policies with the Trump administration.
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What Harmeet Dhillon Found Inside the DOJ Civil Rights Division Can Only Be Described as Mind Blowing
When Harmeet Dhillon took over the Civil Rights Division of the DOJ under President Trump, she found a workforce in emotional disarray, with employees staging struggle sessions and resisting the new administration’s goals. Key Facts: Harmeet Dhillon became head of the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division after President Trump’s election victory. Dhillon described the division as filled with left-leaning career lawyers pursuing their own political agenda…
Assistant Attorney General Tells Tucker Carlson DOJ Held ‘Crying Sessions’ After Trump Won
United States Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon told Tucker Carlson in an interview this week that after Trump won the election and she took over the civil rights division of the DOJ, employees there held crying sessions.Dhillon noted that the notoriously leftist civil rights division of DOJ was told it would have to change and get on board with the Trump administration, leading to hundreds of lawyers handing in their notices. But some …
UNREAL: Harmeet Dhillon Tells Tucker Carlson That DOJ Employees Held 'Crying Sessions' When She Took Over Civil Rights Division
Harmeet Dhillon, who is now the United States Assistant Attorney General under Trump, and runs the civil rights division, just did an interview with Tucker Carlson that is at times fascinating and outrageous. Dhillon tells Carlson that the civil rights division of DOJ is famously liberal and that when she made it clear that they were going to adjust the division to align with the Trump presidency, that hundreds of lawyers quit. The ones who stuc…
Cry Babies of the DOJ: Lawyers Held ‘Unhappy Hours’ ‘Crying Sessions’ and ‘Struggle sessions’ after Trump Won
During an appearance on “The Tucker Carlson Show” on Wednesday, Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon revealed to host and Daily Caller News Foundation co-founder Tucker Carlson that Department of Justice (DOJ) attorneys held emotional gatherings, including “crying sessions,” following President Donald Trump’s 2024 re-election. Dhillon said Trump’s return to office and his administration’s stance against discrimination and …
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