Harmeet Dhillon, leading the DOJ Civil Rights Division, is monitoring polling places in Laramie and Miami-Dade Counties.
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What happened
Harmeet Dhillon, leading the DOJ Civil Rights Division, is monitoring polling places in Laramie and Miami-Dade Counties.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Harmeet Dhillon
American lawyer
- Harmeet Dhillon and Marc Elias are involved in deploying monitors to polling places under a new regime, which Dhillon warns is a dangerous judicial action for voters.
- Harmeet Dhillon is leading the overhaul of the Civil Rights Division within the Justice Department, implementing priorities set by Donald Trump.
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Laramie County
county in the southeastern corner of Wyoming, United States
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Miami-Dade County
county in Florida, United States
Related events
- DOJ monitors polling sites in Miami-Dade County during primary election.
- The Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division is currently overseeing election monitoring in various jurisdictions, including the Democratic Party of Virginia.
- The board of education oversees district policy, and Harmeet Dhillon serves as the head of the DOJ Civil Rights Division.