Harmeet Dhillon’s appointment as the new assistant attorney general for civil rights has triggered a seismic shift within the Department of Justice, resulting in the resignation of over 200 federal attorneys. With a mission statement focused on protecting the rights of all Americans, Dhillon aims to dismantle the two-tier justice system and end the Biden-era policies centered on diversity, equity, and inclusion. This strategic overhaul reflects a broader effort by the Trump administration to dismantle the administrative state, targeting a significant reduction in the federal workforce and reshaping the mission of various departments.

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Highlights:

• “Harmeet Dhillon's memo ends the two-tier justice system in the DOJ.”
• “Mass resignations of over 200 attorneys signal a shift in civil rights priorities.”
• “The Trump administration is implementing a coordinated strategy to dismantle the administrative state.”
• “Schedule F allows for mass political firings, reshaping the federal workforce.”

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