Harmeet K. Dhillon

You can actually use that money, tens of millions of dollars, to hire more cops for your communities that will keep you safer than a partner at a big law firm in D.C. getting paid to monitor you.

Specifics of policing, policy, hiring, training, management, promotion and internal policies are best made at a local level, where there's local accountability, and local control over funding and policy issues.

Today, we are ending the Biden Civil Rights Division's failed experiment of handcuffing local leaders and police departments with factually unjustified consent decrees.

Overbroad police consent decrees divest local control of policing from communities where it belongs, turning that power over to unelected and unaccountable bureaucrats, often with an anti-police agenda.

Demands that Catholic Priests violate their deeply held faith in order to obey the law.

The DOJ will no longer push ‘environmental justice’ as viewed through a distorting, DEI lens.

The continued existence [of the desegregation order] is a ‘historical wrong’

The biggest thing that Congress could do right now is to overrule by legislation the outdated precedent Jacobson v. Massachusetts.

I actually believe that Congress should stay out of it, and H.R. 1, other rules like that, should be rejected by right-thinking people.

The net result is that many Americans have lost confidence in the accuracy of our elections and don't want to vote anymore.

Unfortunately, many States right and left, red and blue, used those COVID restrictions as a cover to change those laws.

COVID-19 was used as an excuse by mainly Democrat lawmakers to one-way ratchet down the election integrity that we enjoy as Americans.

The fact that you needed a vaccine passport to eat in restaurants well into the pandemic...

I think Congress really needs to look at this problem of preemption as a significant one that erodes States' rights.

I think the biggest thing that Congress could do right now is to overrule by legislation the outdated precedent Jacobson v. Massachusetts.

Some of the egregious violations of people's First Amendment rights because churches were shut down

The government's escalating and often arbitrary restrictions were not meaningfully limited.

The radical dismantling of the guardrails that the framers of our Constitution specifically designed to reign in imperious government actors.

The most significant civil rights crisis of my lifetime, the use of so-called COVID emergency to eviscerate American's most cherished constitutionally protected freedoms.

Zuckerbucks should be banned, and certainly these activities, if they were allowed, not be tax deductible.

Today the impact of Government cooperation with liberal organizations and liberal executives at big tech companies in San Francisco has had a negative impact on speech in America.

I believe that, of course, corporations have their own speech rights, but when you come to a consumer platform like this, I do believe that the law should be expanded to allow protections--a bill of rights, if you will--for users of social…

The extensive coordinated efforts between Government actors, big tech, nonprofits, and academics to identify and censor what they collectively deem to be, quote, 'misinformation.'

The exposure of donor information poses a significant risk nationally to liberty and privacy.