U.S. lawmakers Ro Khanna (Democrat) and Thomas Massie (Republican) announced this week that they have secured the necessary 218 signatures in Congress to force a new vote aimed at declassifying the Epstein documents.
The push for a congressional vote represents a bipartisan effort to bypass traditional legislative hurdles and bring the issue of the Epstein files directly to the floor for transparency.
The initiative highlights ongoing legislative pressure in Washington to make the investigative records public, driven by cooperation across party lines between the two sponsoring representatives.
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