Trump Signs Epstein Files Bill Ordering Full DOJ Epstein Release

Epstein Files Bill Moves Forward as DOJ Plans Major Nationwide Release

President Donald Trump has now signed the Epstein Files Bill, a new law that orders the Department of Justice to release all documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein. 

The decision has sparked major interest across political circles, the media, and the public as everyone waits to see what these long-hidden records contain. 

Trump Confirms Signing the Bill

President Trump announced the signing on his social media account, stating that the Epstein Files Bill was one of his major pushes for transparency.

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He argued that the public has a right to know who the convict was connected to and how his case was handled. The president also repeated that Jeffrey was charged by the Trump Justice Department in 2019, stressing that his administration led the case, not political opponents.

In his online post, Trump criticized several well-known Democrats who had past associations with him. He mentioned names such as former President Bill Clinton, former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, and others who reportedly interacted with the convict over the years. The president suggested that the release of the documents may reveal new truths about these connections.

Congress Passes the Bill With Near-Unanimous Support

One of the most surprising parts of this development is how quickly the bill moved through Congress. The House passed the Epstein Files Bill on Tuesday with a rare 427–1 vote. The Senate followed on Wednesday, approving it through unanimous consent as soon as it arrived.

The strong support from both parties shows that lawmakers agree the records should be accessible to the public, despite the political heat surrounding Jeffrey and his network.

What Happens Next With the DOJ Files?

While the Epstein Files Bill requires the Department of Justice to release the documents, the process may still take time. The DOJ has already turned over nearly fifty thousand pages to Congress, according to Trump. However, it is not yet clear how the public release will be organized or whether certain parts will remain sealed due to ongoing investigations or privacy rules.

Legal experts say the release could involve redactions, but the goal of this move is broad transparency. Many Americans expect the documents to reveal timelines, communication records, financial links, and details of Jeffrey’s interactions with high-profile individuals.

Congressional sources show the Epstein files will include internal Justice Department emails, flight logs, seized property evidence, and transcripts from victims and witnesses, offering a clearer look at his network. These documents are separate from the 20,000 pages Congress released earlier, which contained messages where the convict claimed he could “take down” Trump. 

Although Trump insists Democrats were closer to Jeffrey, the financier had ties across politics, business, and academia, including figures like Larry Summers and Steve Bannon.

Political Reactions and Public Curiosity

Trump used the remainder of his message to criticize what he described as years of politically motivated investigations targeting him and his allies. He argued that the release ordered under the Epstein Files Bill will expose what he sees as wrongdoing by his political opponents.

Across social media, interest in this case has surged again. People are asking whether the documents will finally answer long-standing questions about Epstein’s network, his wealth, and the circumstances around his death.

Conclusion

As the DOJ organizes the public release, the nation waits to see how much new information will surface and how it might reshape public understanding of the case.