Indian-American running for key civil rights post in US: Report
WASHINGTON: A prominent Sikh-American woman lawyer is in the running for leading the civil rights division of the US Department of Justice, a media report has said, amid a recent spurt in hate crimes against Indians+ in the country. Harmeet Dhillon, 48, a senior Republican...
Indian-American in running for key Justice Department post
A prominent Indian-American woman attorney is in the running for leading the civil rights division of the US Department of Justice, a media report said. Harmeet Dhillon is a successful trial lawyer in California and the first woman and Indian-American to represent her state in...
Indian American Attorney Harmeet Dhillon under Consideration for Key Department of Justice Post
WASHINGTON (TIP): Indian American attorney Harmeet Dhillon, a California GOP leader and vocal supporter of Trump, is under consideration to run the civil rights branch of the U.S. Department of Justice, according to a report by Los Angeles Times. Dhillon is a nationally recognized trial...
Indian-American in running for key Justice Department post
Washington, March 10 (IANS) A prominent Indian-American woman attorney is in the running for leading the civil rights division of the US Department of Justice, a media report said. Harmeet Dhillon is a successful trial lawyer in California and the first woman and Indian-American to...
California attorney Harmeet Dhillon in running for DOJ top job
A top California state Republican operative is a front-runner for the position of chief of the Civil Rights Division in the Justice Department, according to the Wall Street Journal. Harmeet Dhillon, a successful trial lawyer in California, the first woman and Indian-American to represent her...
Contender to Run Civil Rights Post Can’t Be Pigeonholed
By Beth Reinhard Updated March 9, 2017 11:36 p.m. ET A media-savvy Indian-American leader of the California Republican Party who sang a Sikh prayer at last year’s national convention is an early candidate to lead the closely watched Civil Rights Division at the Department of...