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DOJ Anti-Semitism Advisory Committee (ASAC)

Also known as: ASAC · DOJ ASAC

Summary

A federal advisory committee (FACA-established Aug 13, 2025) led by Leo Terrell under EO 14188, conducting a 15-city enforcement tour.

Definition

The DOJ Anti-Semitism Advisory Committee (ASAC) is a federal advisory committee established under the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA) on August 13, 2025, pursuant to EO 14188. Led by Leo Terrell with Harmeet Dhillon, it conducts a 15-city enforcement tour coordinating federal, state, and municipal responses to antisemitism. Mary Margaret Bush serves as Designated Federal Officer. The ASAC integrates Reportify AI-generated complaints with DOJ enforcement actions, creating a machine-speed legal attack pipeline.

Background & History

The DOJ Anti-Semitism Advisory Committee (ASAC) is a federal advisory committee established under the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA) on August 13, 2025, pursuant to EO 14188. Led by Leo Terrell with Harmeet Dhillon, it conducts a 15-city enforcement tour coordinating federal, state, and municipal responses to antisemitism.

Operational Role in the Network

Within the control network, DOJ Anti-Semitism Advisory Committee (ASAC) represents a government mechanism or institutional access point used for enforcement. Led by Leo Terrell with Harmeet Dhillon, it conducts a 15-city enforcement tour coordinating federal, state, and municipal responses to antisemitism. Mary Margaret Bush serves as Designated Federal Officer.

Documented Actions & Evidence

2025

DOJ Anti-Semitism Advisory Committee (ASAC) — documented event

The DOJ Anti-Semitism Advisory Committee (ASAC) is a federal advisory committee established under the Federal Advisory Committee Act (FACA) on August 13, 2025, pursuant to EO 14188.

Aliases & Alternative Names

ASAC DOJ ASAC

Primary Sources

  1. /pdfs/DOJ ASAC Data & Policy Audit.pdf#page=1
  2. /pdfs/DOJ ASAC Data & Policy Audit 2.pdf#page=1

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