WASHINGTON -- Democrats and a few House Republicans have reportedly collected enough signatures to successfully push for another vote later this year on the files relating to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The bill would allow states and survivors to sue the US Department of Justice over undisclosed documents. This bipartisan joint operation was led by Republican Representative Thomas Massey of Kentucky and Representative Law Conner of California Democratic Party. After California Democratic Representative John Garamendi signed the motion on Wednesday local time, it officially reached the 218 signature threshold required by law. Previously, Washington Democratic Representative Adam Smith signed in support of the bill earlier this week. The new bill will amend the Epstein File Transparency Act.

WASHINGTON -- Democrats and a few House Republicans have reportedly collected enough signatures to successfully push for another vote later this year on the files relating to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The bill would allow states and survivors to sue the US Department of Justice over undisclosed documents. This bipartisan joint operation was led by Republican Representative Thomas Massey of Kentucky and Representative Law Conner of California Democratic Party. After California Democratic Representative John Garamendi signed the motion on Wednesday local time, it officially reached the 218 signature threshold required by law. Previously, Washington Democratic Representative Adam Smith signed in support of the bill earlier this week. The new bill will amend the Epstein File Transparency Act.