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Trump DOJ’s Harmeet Dhillon: When “Journalism” Becomes a Crime Scene | The Brief

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Asst Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon (DOJ Civil Rights Division) joins Shabbos Kestenbaum to break down the Minneapolis church disruption case against Don Lemon, why the DOJ says this isn’t “criminalizing journalism,” and where free speech ends and obstruction begins. The AAG also explains how the Trump administration plans on confronting theatrical journalism and judicial activism.

They also discuss the FACE Act being applied to houses of worship, time/place/manner rules for protests and why the DOJ is using federal tools—including withholding funds—to push elite universities to address religious discrimination and antisemitism on campus.

#HarmeetDhillon #DOJ #ReligiousLiberty #FirstAmendment #FreeSpeech #Protest #CivilRights #Antisemitism #CampusProtests #Harvard #ColumbiaUniversity #FACEAct #ICE #LawAndOrder #FederalFunding

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