Trump DOJ to Criminally Investigate Private Companies With DEI Programs

[ArchStanton]

Pam Bondi Instructs Trump DOJ to Criminally Investigate Companies That Do DEI

Civil rights advocates may well file suit immediately against the Justice Department to secure an injunction.

slate.com

This is fukking insane.

 

[Tribal Outkast]

Meanwhile gas and other stuff is getting more expensive

 

[Diondon]

 

[Brolic]

I just wanted to remind y’all that Trump has no anti-black policies, family.

 

[Marlow Stanfield]

good luck, bytch.

She think she gonna arrest the CEO of Costco because his company hired a guy in a wheelchair?

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

good luck, bytch.

She think she gonna arrest the CEO of Costco because his company hired a guy in a wheelchair?

I believe the result would be hitting them with heavy fines.
For example, the Slacker Family and their company were ordered to pay billions as a result of the criminal lawsuit brought to them on the opioid crisis:

Justice Department Announces Global Resolution of Criminal and Civil Investigations with Opioid Manufacturer Purdue Pharma and Civil Settlement with Members of the Sackler Family

Today, the Department of Justice announced a global resolution of its criminal and civil investigations into the opioid manufacturer Purdue Pharma LP (Purdue), and a civil resolution of its civil investigation into individual shareholders from the Sackler family. The resolutions with Purdue are...

www.justice.gov

The ripple effect would be other companies falling in line to not open themselves up to such fines.

But laugh away while this all unfolds in front of your very eyes.

 

[CopiousX]

good luck, bytch.

She think she gonna arrest the CEO of Costco because his company hired a guy in a wheelchair?

But think of the white, able-bodied men that could have had that job !?

 

[LexLuthor]

Her standing is that affirmative action ruling in 2023. Thanks Asian Crehs

 

[Diunx]

I can't handle any more tangibles

 

[Seoul Gleou]

Lets do some math

There are 33 million businesses in America

98% of them have less than 100 employees.
So let's say 2% have more.

That's 660,000 businesses. Now 80% of them have DEI programs now.

So 528,000 businesses have them (let's be charitable)

So Trump wants the DOJ to investigate half a million businesses.

Oh and by the way, "DOGE" exists to stop wasteful spending and inefficient use of Gov resources

The Number of Businesses in the USA and Statistics for 2024

The United States has 33.2 million of businesses in 2024. This article include various statistics on business statistics on sectors and more.

www.clearlypayments.com

Many Businesses Say DEI Is a Core Value, But Are They Following Through? | Corporate Compliance Insights https://search.app/B79Sz2vEBnPuv1k5A

 

[yardman]

Had an older Indian lady call me brother when I was done paying for my package yesterday.
Like let’s bond through melanin or something.
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[MoveForward]

Had an Indian older lady call me brother when I was done paying for my package yesterday.
Like let’s bond through melanin or something.
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Real talk, Hispanics are usually fukking a$$holes when doing customer service and you usually have your check them to get them to do their job. They’ve been super nice around my way lately, full spoons of chicken at Chipotle and all that.

 

[Silver Surfer]

It's over

 

[King_Kamala61]

Trump does realize DEIZ hurts whites more than blacks right?

Anyway Verizon on the clock

 

[desjardins]

Sad

Even if this can be defeated in court, the average business ain’t going invest millions fighting the fines and paying lawyers