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BREAKING: The U.S. Senate and House have passed the Epstein Files Transparency Act (H.R. 4405), a law that will compel federal agencies to turn over every government document tied to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.
The vote in the House was overwhelming—427 in favor, 1 against, 5 not voting—cast on November 18, 2025, per the Office of the Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives.
The measure was originally sponsored by Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA-17) and was first introduced on July 15, 2025, before moving through the Judiciary Committee and onto the floor.
With passage complete in both chambers, “the bill now heads to President Donald Trump’s desk for signature,” Congress.gov documented—a moment that hands the President a historic decision point on transparency and accountability.
WATCH Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer discuss the bill’s passing in Congress:
There is not yet an official White House statement about a signing.
What the law does is simple and seismic: it requires federal agencies to release all Epstein-related investigative documents nationwide, potentially exposing previously hidden evidence and names, Fox News reported.
The disclosures could produce fresh leads for state and local prosecutors and revive dormant cases, NBC News noted, and legal analysts warn institutions and individuals named in the files may face reputational and economic consequences, the Wall Street Journal warned.
Not everyone is cheering: the bill raises thorny constitutional questions about privacy and due process for unindicted individuals, an issue conservative legal scholars and analysts are already weighing, the Heritage Foundation explained.
Even so, conservative leaders hailed the passage as a victory for accountability, and grassroots groups are mobilizing FOIA campaigns and rallies to demand rapid, complete releases—actions documented by Breitbart and The Federalist.
Watchdogs like Judicial Watch are already advising patriots to press their representatives for aggressive oversight of the release process and to monitor redaction standards closely.
Key questions remain: What is the timeline for document release? How aggressively will agencies redact names? Will the files implicate additional high-profile figures? The answers will shape legal fights and political fallout, the Wall Street Journal noted, and international outlets are already watching for diplomatic consequences if foreign nationals are named, BBC reported.
This moment is a conservative win for transparency—but the real battle begins now: will bureaucratic resistance or sweeping redactions neuter the law’s intent? Patriots should be ready to push for full enforcement and public hearings to make sure the truth finally comes out.
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