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Grijalva took her House seat and said signing the petition would be one of her first acts in Congress.

Epstein documents live updates: What to know as Trump mentioned in newly released emails
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Adelita Grijalva took her seat in the House after a standoff with Speaker Mike Johnson during the government shutdown. Her planned signature on a bipartisan petition could force a House vote on releasing Justice Department files related to Jeffrey Epstein.

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Arizona representative who took the oath of office and plans to sign a discharge petition

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Mike Johnson
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Speaker of the House involved in the standoff over seating Grijalva and opposing the discharge effort

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Donald Trump
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President who urged Republicans to oppose the discharge effort

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Adelita Grijalva Signs Petition for House Vote on Epstein Files

Adelita Grijalva signed a petition seeking a House vote on releasing Epstein-related files. The coverage links the vote to newly released emails in which Jeffrey Epstein made claims about Donald Trump. Center outlets focus on the petition’s role in bringing a House vote, while also reporting on the emails’ claims about Trump. Their emphasis ranges from the petition’s procedural path to the emails and the political response.

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