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The Justice Department under Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon just scored a win for American workers, quietly proving that Washington can still act to protect jobs from the tech bros and their algorithms. The Civil Rights Division announced a settlement with a Virginia IT firm after AI-generated job ads expressly limited consideration to certain visa holders, a chilling example of technology being used to cut Americans out of the workforce.
This settlement is not a one-off; it sits squarely inside the department’s Protecting U.S. Workers Initiative, and it should send a clear message to companies that hiding exclusionary hiring behind “machine learning” won’t shield them from the law. Corporations that outsource hiring tools and let biased or unlawful AI dictate who gets a shot at a job will face penalties and oversight — exactly the kind of accountability the country needs to restore trust in the labor market.
At the same time, Dhillon’s team is doing the hard work of defending parents and decency in education by opening a probe into three Michigan school districts over the alleged push of sexual orientation and gender ideology in classrooms without meaningful parental opt-outs. Americans who believe in local control and parental rights should applaud the DOJ for checking aggressive woke curricula that too often arrive in school rooms without community consent. This is about protecting childhood innocence and making sure federal power is used to defend families, not to impose ideological experiments.
On conservative airwaves Dhillon has been unapologetic, telling Newsmax and appearing on Carl Higbie’s FRONTLINE that the Justice Department will prioritize ordinary Americans, their jobs, and their kids over woke orthodoxy and special-interest agendas. Her straightforward message — that the DOJ won’t look the other way when government or corporations trample on citizens’ rights — is a breath of fresh air after years of political theater from career bureaucrats. Americans deserve a Department of Justice that enforces the law evenly and without partisan double standards.
Meanwhile, the performative left keeps lecturing the country about fairness while taking PAC money, cozying up to elites, and opening doors for foreign labor that undercuts working Americans — a dynamic conservatives have long warned about. It’s no surprise that public frustration grows when politicians preach virtue but bankroll their careers with corporate cash and ideological theater; real accountability starts with enforcing rules, not excuses. News consumers should be skeptical of the crocodile tears from those who profit from the very systems they claim to oppose.
If Democrats want to argue for open borders, corporate-driven hiring experiments, and radical ideology in schools, they should do it at the ballot box — not by weaponizing institutions against taxpayers and parents. Harmeet Dhillon’s actions so far show that there is still muscle in the Justice Department to push back, and conservative Americans should demand more of the same: enforce the law, protect workers, and restore parental authority. This is the kind of patriotism that defends everyday Americans from the overreach of elites, and we should stand behind it.
