T he US Congress has moved a step closer to making all Justice Department records related to Jeffrey Epstein public, after both chambers passed a bipartisan measure compelling their release. The legislation now awaits President Donald Trump’s signature, triggering fresh questions about when the long-sealed files could finally be disclosed.

Congress clears bill with overwhelming support

Lawmakers in the House of Representatives voted 427–1 to advance the bill on Tuesday, following hours of debate and lobbying from Epstein’s victims who travelled to Capitol Hill urging its passage. Only one member, Louisiana Republican Clay Higgins , opposed the measure; two Republicans and three Democrats were absent.

The Senate later agreed unanimously to approve the resolution after Senate Minority

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