The DOJ official who spent 19 months terrorizing colleges is resigning
Mother Jones reports that Harmeet K. Dhillon, the Justice Department's assistant attorney general for civil rights, is resigning after 19 months of investigations, lawsuits, and pressure campaigns that undid DEI work at more than 300 colleges and prompted the University of Virginia's president to resign, while judges dismissed her two suits against Harvard. Reported reasons include frustration over being passed over for promotion; critics like Vanita Gupta say she corrupted the division's mission, and Mother Jones expects she may not be the last senior official to leave.
