In a stunning victory for survivors of Jeffrey Epstein, both houses of Congress on Tuesday overwhelmingly passed legislation directing the Justice Department to release all its case files involving sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

The Government has kept most of the files under seal for almost two decades — since 2007 when the FBI and U.S. Attorney’s Office in South Florida first opened an investigation into whether Epstein had been sexually abusing underage girls at his Palm Beach mansion. The measure covers FBI and DOJ case files from both the 2007 probe into Epstein’s crimes, as well as the 2019 investigation that led to his second arrest, and the arrest of his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell.

There are still several hurdles required before the files would be released, and it’s not clear

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