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DOJ misses Epstein file deadline, Congress demands answers
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 78910, member: 636"] The DOJ just blew past a Congressional deadline to dump all the Jeffrey Epstein files, admitting it won't release everything required by the new law. The Epstein Files Transparency Act, signed by Donald Trump, gave them a month to publish every unclassified document. That deadline passed with the department only offering a partial release, blaming the need to redact victim names in hundreds of thousands of pages still under review. Lawmakers from both parties are calling this a straight-up violation of the law they designed to force total transparency, stripping the DOJ's discretion. They're now considering legal action to compel full compliance. For survivors and observers, the delay is a frustrating replay of the same institutional evasion that has always surrounded this case. The core question now is who overrules a clear congressional mandate, as political pressure mounts on the department to explain why it gets to set its own timeline. [/QUOTE]
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