Legal & Policy

DOJ Civil Rights Attorneys Leaving To Save Their Law Licenses, Whistleblower Tells Congress

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Former DOJ civil rights attorney Haley Van Erem submitted a whistleblower disclosure to Congress, alleging that the Department of Justice's Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism was misusing its authority to harass universities into settlements without valid claims. This misuse of legal processes is causing DOJ attorneys to leave their positions to protect their law licenses from potential disciplinary action.

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