The Glenn Beck Program Ep 255 | Will Violent Activists Go to Jail? DOJ’s Harmeet Dhillon UNLEASHED | The Glenn Beck Podcast
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Apr 26, 2025 
Harmeet Dhillon, assistant attorney general for civil rights at the DOJ and a prominent civil rights attorney, discusses pressing issues in civil rights law. She tackles the violence against free speech and the need for prosecuting violent activists. Harmeet expands on the FACE Act's protections for both abortion and pro-life centers. The conversation also delves into rising anti-Semitism on college campuses, her advocacy for the Second Amendment, and her insights on preventing government overreach like that seen during COVID-19.
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Ending Disparate Impact Enforcement
- The DOJ will no longer pursue cases solely based on disparate impact analysis using statistical differences.
- Enforcement will focus only on clear, intentional discrimination rather than passive statistical disparities.
Compelled Speech in Education
- Government-sponsored education sometimes requires political viewpoint disclosures unrelated to academic subjects.
- Harmeet Dhillon calls this unconstitutional and pledged to root out compelled speech.
Need for Resources and Public Help
- To combat systemic ideologies, DOJ needs more attorneys, investigators, and public cooperation.
- Citizens should report civil rights violations to empower DOJ enforcement efforts.