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A bipartisan House effort to force the release of the remaining Jeffrey Epstein investigation files has secured the 218 signatures needed to force a vote, led by Republican Rep. Thomas Massey alongside Democratic lawmakers, according to ABC News.

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A bipartisan House effort to force the release of the remaining Jeffrey Epstein investigation files has secured the 218 signatures needed to force a vote, led by Republican Rep. Thomas Massey alongside Democratic lawmakers, according to ABC News.

A bipartisan House effort to force the release of the remaining Jeffrey Epstein investigation files has secured the 218 signatures needed to force a vote, led by Republican Rep. Thomas Massey alongside Democratic lawmakers, according to ABC News.

■ The Second Epstein Files Transparency Act would allow Epstein survivors, state attorneys general, local prosecutors, and members of Congress to sue the U.S. attorney general for wrongfully withheld, withheld, or dismissed records.

■ Massey says the Justice Department continues to withhold more than 3 million records required under the original Transparency Act, signed by Trump in November 2025, while heavily processing already released documents.

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