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United States Representatives Thomas Massie, a Republican from Kentucky, and Ro Khanna, a Democrat from California, formally accused the Department of Justice (DOJ) on Monday of violating federal transparency laws by applying excessive and inappropriate redactions to documents related to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The lawmakers allege that the Department is failing to comply with the bipartisan 'Epstein Records Act,' a piece of legislation designed to mandate the declassification and public release of records detailing the billionaire's criminal activities and high-level connections. This legislative push for transparency aims to uncover the full extent of Epstein’s sex-trafficking ring and identify potential accomplices who may have escaped legal scrutiny for years. The friction between the legislative branch and the DOJ centers on the interpretation of the transparency law, which was passed to ensure that the American public receives a clear account of the systemic failures that allowed Epstein to operate. Massie and Khanna argue that the heavy-handed use of blackouts and withheld pages serves to protect influential figures rather than fulfill legitimate privacy or national security interests. By refusing to provide unvarnished information, the lawmakers claim the Justice Department is effectively obstructing congressional oversight and the public's right to know the truth behind one of the most high-profile criminal cases in modern history. This bipartisan alliance highlights a rare moment of unity in Washington, as both parties seek to hold the DOJ accountable for its handling of sensitive evidence. The representatives have signaled that they will continue to press the department for revised disclosures, hinting that further legislative or legal actions may be necessary if the DOJ remains non-compliant. The ongoing dispute underscores deeper tensions regarding institutional accountability and the perceived lack of justice for the victims of the Epstein trafficking network, many of whom believe that significant details regarding his associates remain hidden behind bureaucratic walls.