He signed the letter. She got the job. Then she refused to investigate the ICE killing of Renee Good, an unarmed U.S. citizen.
Dhillon, co-chair of Lawyers for Trump and handpicked by Donald Trump to run the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, needed Senate confirmation. Naindeep Singh added his name to a letter urging the Senate Judiciary Committee to confirm her, signing as “Director, Jakara Movement.”
Her record wasn't hidden. It was public, reported everywhere. He cheered her along anyways.
Co-chair of Lawyers for Trump. Legal adviser to his 2020 campaign who backed efforts to overturn the results. Her firm collected more than $8 million from Trump's team. He rewarded her with the most powerful civil rights enforcement post in the federal government.
An unarmed U.S. citizen, shot dead. Her own prosecutors wanted to investigate. She shut it down. Several resigned.
Dismissed the police oversight agreements with Minneapolis and Louisville and closed related investigations.
Erased a 50-year-old discrimination tool, gutted voting-rights enforcement, and drove out 75% of the division's attorneys.
Full record, with dates and sources, below.
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{{ k.source }}This was the record Naindeep Singh looked at and chose to support. Dhillon was confirmed April 3, 2025, and sworn in April 7.
Singh wants voters to judge others by their proximity to Trump. By that standard, his own signature convicts him.
When Trump needed a far-right loyalist installed as the nation's civil rights chief, Naindeep Singh knowingly lobbied to make it happen. Every abuse that followed is what he signed up for, and endorsed.
This November, SAY NO to Naindeep Singh, a man who threw your civil rights under the bus.
Dear Naindeep,
Trump and I couldn't do it without you!
xoxo, Harmeet
This page draws entirely on public records and news reporting. Dates are noted so the sequence of events can be verified independently.
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