United States Attorney General

Garland was born on November 13, 1952, in Chicago.[1] His mother Shirley (née Horwitz; 1925–2016)[2] was a director of volunteer services at Chicago's Council for Jewish Elderly (now called CJE SeniorLife). His father, Cyril Garland (1915–2000),[3] headed Garland Advertising, a small business run out of the family home.[4][5][6] Garland was raised in Conservative Judaism; the family name had been changed from Garfinkel several generations earlier. His grandparents left the Pale of Settlement in the western Russian Empire in the early 20th century, fleeing antisemitic pogroms in what is now Ukraine and Poland.[6][7] Two of his grandmother's siblings were later murdered in the Holocaust.[8] He is a second cousin of Republican six-term Iowa Governor and former Ambassador to China Terry Branstad.[9]
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