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Will the US government release additional Epstein documents in 2025?

"We are unlikely to ever see the [Epstein] files."

"They are not gonna release it."

"The GOP will never ever release the Epstein files voluntarily."

"They decided they don't want it released."

"Trump's administration will NOT release the Epstein client list."

"It's a new administration, and everything's going to come out to the public."

"Yeah, yeah, I would [release Epstein files]."

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The US House of Representatives voted 427-1 on Tuesday to pass legislation compelling the Justice Department to release all investigative files related to Jeffrey Epstein, with Republican Representative Clay Higgins of Louisiana casting the sole opposing vote.</span

The US House of Representatives voted 427-1 on Tuesday to pass legislation compelling the Justice Department to release all investigative files related to Jeffrey Epstein, with Republican Representative Clay Higgins of Louisiana casting the sole opposing vote.

President Donald Trump reversed his position on the Epstein files after months of calling the effort a Democratic hoax, ultimately supporting the bill's passage and stating he would sign it into law if it reaches his desk.</span

President Donald Trump reversed his position on the Epstein files after months of calling the effort a Democratic hoax, ultimately supporting the bill's passage and stating he would sign it into law if it reaches his desk.

Representative Clay Higgins defended his opposition vote by stating the bill abandons criminal justice procedures and could harm innocent people including witnesses, family members and those who provided alibis in the investigation.</span

Representative Clay Higgins defended his opposition vote by stating the bill abandons criminal justice procedures and could harm innocent people including witnesses, family members and those who provided alibis in the investigation.

The legislation now moves to the Senate where Majority Leader John Thune has not indicated whether he will bring it to a vote, while Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has pledged to push for immediate consideration of the measure.</span

The legislation now moves to the Senate where Majority Leader John Thune has not indicated whether he will bring it to a vote, while Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has pledged to push for immediate consideration of the measure.

House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized the bill as a political show vote by Democrats but ultimately voted for it, expressing concerns about insufficient privacy protections for victims and hoping the Senate would amend the legislation.</span

House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized the bill as a political show vote by Democrats but ultimately voted for it, expressing concerns about insufficient privacy protections for victims and hoping the Senate would amend the legislation.

Epstein survivors attended the House vote and held a press conference urging lawmakers to support the measure, with some expressing skepticism about Trump's motives despite his stated support for releasing the files.</span

Epstein survivors attended the House vote and held a press conference urging lawmakers to support the measure, with some expressing skepticism about Trump's motives despite his stated support for releasing the files.

House Passes Epstein Files Release Bill 427-1

House Passes Epstein Files Release Bill 427-1

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