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The potential release of these documents is not an isolated event but part of a wider political battle involving issues of trust, transparency, and legal integrity. The analysts highlight that nothing is guaranteed—neither congressional action nor presidential approval—and the process could unfold over many months.
They also caution that the real power lies with the DOJ, which can wield significant influence over what content is ultimately disclosed. Democrats and other critics are increasingly concerned about the possibility of sensitive information being kept secret or redacted in ways that undermine transparency.