Epstein Files Transparency Act

On November 19, 2025, the President signed into law H.R. 4405, known as the “Epstein Files Transparency Act.” This legislation mandates the Attorney General to release all documents and records related to Jeffrey Epstein that are currently held by the Department of Justice. The goal of this act is to increase transparency and ensure public access to information regarding Epstein’s case and associated investigations.

The Epstein Files Transparency Act reflects a growing demand for accountability in high-profile legal cases. By making these documents public, the law aims to empower citizens with information and build trust in government processes. It addresses concerns about the management of sensitive cases and the availability of information that may affect public understanding.

This signing illustrates the administration’s commitment to transparency and the rule of law. By requiring the release of relevant documents, the legislation aims to shed light on past government actions related to Epstein. The act not only seeks to inform the public but also contributes to ongoing discussions about justice and accountability in significant criminal cases.

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