Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein are actively calling on Congress to release files related to the infamous case, urging lawmakers to take immediate action. At a recent rally in Washington, these victims underscored their demands, stating they are compiling their own list of individuals involved. While some Republicans have expressed support for a bill requiring the release of documents, GOP leaders are reportedly discouraging party members from signing a discharge petition to force a vote. As tensions rise, former President Trump has dismissed calls for file transparency, arguing it distracts from his successes. Despite these challenges, Epstein victims, supported by various lawmakers including Representatives Massie and Khanna, continue to push for accountability and transparency. Recently, the House Oversight Committee released over 33,000 pages of documents related to the case, but many argue that much of this information is already public. In the backdrop, the debate over the handling of Epstein’s case remains contentious as the call for justice grows louder.