Harmeet Dhillon

I don't know either.

That's rhetorical.

I think we know it isn't.

It's nonsense, and it needs to stop, and it's illegal.

It's illegal.

I love all Americans.

All Americans are entitled to civil rights.

And that is kind of our default position in this government.

People find it radical, frankly, what I'm saying, that all Americans are entitled to equal protection of the laws and equal civil rights.

So it's not that small a city.

Evanston, Illinois is 75,000 population.

And this law is talking about making people whole for stuff that happened five generations ago.

Like, I wish.

Like, my mom was a refugee, you know?

I mean, should I be getting reparations from the British for that?

You know, arguably, perhaps.

But it was a long time ago.

And I think it is...

illegal in today's day and age to take tax dollars from all taxpayers and hand them to a protected class who did not suffer discrimination themselves, to be very clear.

This law is like if your parents lived in this city during a time period 100 to 50 years ago or 120 to 50 years ago, we're going to assume that you suffered discrimination and we're gonna pay you on the basis of that.