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Adelita Grijalva

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  • U.S. Representative Thomas Massie speaks at a podium with a red sign reading Epstein Files Transparency Act, alongside Representative Ro Khanna, outside the U.S. Capitol.
    What Is the Epstein Files Transparency Act?

    Adelita Grijalva, an Arizona Democrat, was sworn in, guaranteeing the 218 votes needed to allow the House to vote on a measure calling for the release of the documents. On November 18 the House voted 427–1 on the bill to release all the Epstein files.…

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    Adelita Grijalva, an Arizona Democrat, was sworn in, guaranteeing the 218 votes needed to allow the House to vote on a measure calling for the release of the documents. On November 18 the House voted 427–1 on the bill to release all the Epstein files.…

    Read More