House Votes to Release Epstein Files

Legislative Outlook - Senate passage is highly probable, given overwhelming support and presidential endorsement [1][2] - The President is expected to sign the bill into law [2] Potential Obstacles - The Department of Justice (DOJ) could delay or obstruct the release of information, citing an ongoing investigation [2] - Concerns exist regarding the bill's impact on criminal justice procedure, with one House member voting against it due to perceived abandonment of 250 years of procedure [3][4] Political Dynamics - The President has directed the DOJ to investigate Democrats, including Bill Clinton [2] - A Republican House member, Clay Higgins of Louisiana, opposed the bill, citing fundamental flaws [3][4]