Jeffrey Epstein’s victims will return to Capital Hill the next week, when they will be hosted by a bipartished group of MPs, which would push the Trump administration to leave the government files on a late sexual criminal.
Reps. Thomas Masi (R-Ky.), RO Khanna (D-Calif) and Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.)Epstein staged a public event with the survivorsEarlier last month, as part of their effort to drum the support for a discharge petition designed to force the administration to release those secret documents.
The three have arranged a similar program outside the capital on 8 October.
The discharge petition currently consists of 217 signatures, which is shy of the number required to vote on the law required to leave the files to the Department of Justice. But the rape-election Edelita Grizzalwa (D), who recently won a special election in Arizona, is expected to provide the decisive 218th support whenever he takes oath whenever he takes oath.
However, the exact date for his swearing in remains an open question and a point of controversy. Democrats House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) The ceremony is carried forward to perform the ceremony, while the chamber is in holiday during the two Pro Forma sessions staged by the house.
Johnson, who was sworn in in Republican during Pro Forms in the first year, refused to do so. The move has provoked Havals from Democrats, which Johnson says – who is opposing the law forcing the administration to release Epstein files – stopping to delay the success of the discharge petition.
Connecting the uncertainty of the timeline, there was speculation on Friday that the GOP leaders would cancel the scheduled return of the house in Washington next week, potentially delay the swearing -in.
