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Another crucial element is the Department of Justice, which ultimately controls what documents are made available to the public. There's concern about the DOJ possibly redacting sensitive material, particularly documents possibly linked to Epstein's estate, which could significantly delay the process and increase political tension.
The commentators warn that if the DOJ hasn't already completed redactions, the release could be delayed substantially—even if legislation passes and the President signs it into law. This underscores the broader issue of transparency versus national security and legal protocols.