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DOJ hires ex-Jim Jordan staffer as civil rights chief after Harmeet Dhillon departure

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DOJ hires ex-Jim Jordan staffer as civil rights chief after Harmeet Dhillon departure

President Donald Trump tapped Craig Trainor, a former aide to House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH), to lead the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division on an acting basis after Harmeet Dhillon resigned last week. The a…

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