Harmeet Dhillon

or sitting on their sofas throughout the United States working from home would come up with this. It defies common sense and it's unfair. And so, you know, I had the privilege of calling some governors and attorneys general and United States attorneys yesterday and informing them that On these eight cases, the Department of Justice would not be micromanaging them.

Policing and these types of policy decisions are always best made at the local level, Ben. And that's where the local accountability is and where the local demand and resources are for spending appropriately and training. That said, the United States Department of Justice does have training resources for police departments.

Policing and these types of policy decisions are always best made at the local level, Ben. And that's where the local accountability is and where the local demand and resources are for spending appropriately and training. That said, the United States Department of Justice does have training resources for police departments.

Policing and these types of policy decisions are always best made at the local level, Ben. And that's where the local accountability is and where the local demand and resources are for spending appropriately and training. That said, the United States Department of Justice does have training resources for police departments.

And one thing we offer is if a police department or a sheriff's department is concerned that its practices may be out of whack or not modern, we offer an audit process for them and we'll go through and provide some consultation. And there's even funds available for police departments that have a need. And so overall, I think we've made a step today to make Americans safer in those cities. And I

And one thing we offer is if a police department or a sheriff's department is concerned that its practices may be out of whack or not modern, we offer an audit process for them and we'll go through and provide some consultation. And there's even funds available for police departments that have a need. And so overall, I think we've made a step today to make Americans safer in those cities. And I

And one thing we offer is if a police department or a sheriff's department is concerned that its practices may be out of whack or not modern, we offer an audit process for them and we'll go through and provide some consultation. And there's even funds available for police departments that have a need. And so overall, I think we've made a step today to make Americans safer in those cities. And I

I want to assure other cities that are under consent decrees currently, either monitored by a judge or by a voluntary agreement with the Department of Justice, that we're reviewing all of them. Because consent decrees that go on for 12, 14, 15, even over 20 years, something is broken in that system.

I want to assure other cities that are under consent decrees currently, either monitored by a judge or by a voluntary agreement with the Department of Justice, that we're reviewing all of them. Because consent decrees that go on for 12, 14, 15, even over 20 years, something is broken in that system.

I want to assure other cities that are under consent decrees currently, either monitored by a judge or by a voluntary agreement with the Department of Justice, that we're reviewing all of them. Because consent decrees that go on for 12, 14, 15, even over 20 years, something is broken in that system.

The taxpayers are paying a tax effectively for a broken system, and that is wrong, and we're going to fix that.

The taxpayers are paying a tax effectively for a broken system, and that is wrong, and we're going to fix that.

The taxpayers are paying a tax effectively for a broken system, and that is wrong, and we're going to fix that.

Well, that's the job. And it was my vision. And I discussed this with the attorney general and the president before I was nominated. And my vision was that I believe in civil rights. I think you believe in civil rights, too. But these civil rights are much more broadly defined than the progressive version of civil rights.

Well, that's the job. And it was my vision. And I discussed this with the attorney general and the president before I was nominated. And my vision was that I believe in civil rights. I think you believe in civil rights, too. But these civil rights are much more broadly defined than the progressive version of civil rights.

Well, that's the job. And it was my vision. And I discussed this with the attorney general and the president before I was nominated. And my vision was that I believe in civil rights. I think you believe in civil rights, too. But these civil rights are much more broadly defined than the progressive version of civil rights.

We all have rights as parents and families to determine how children are educated and their exposure to sexualized content in the schools. That's a civil right. civil right to pray and be free of violence on the basis of your religious identification and beliefs.

We all have rights as parents and families to determine how children are educated and their exposure to sexualized content in the schools. That's a civil right. civil right to pray and be free of violence on the basis of your religious identification and beliefs.

We all have rights as parents and families to determine how children are educated and their exposure to sexualized content in the schools. That's a civil right. civil right to pray and be free of violence on the basis of your religious identification and beliefs.

The right of a citizen to be free from crime, I think, is a promise that every basic society dating back to ancient times, even before we had the internet and the civil rights division, promises people. And so These are all civil rights that we're standing up for at the Department of Justice. And I do believe they're consistent with our statutory framework and certainly the vision of our founders.