She Was Trump’s Civil Rights Attack Dog. Now She Says Her Task Is Done.

Harmeet Dhillon probed universities and state voter rolls at the Justice Department. And she thinks most conservatives are too timid when it comes to the law, writes Audrey Fahlberg.
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