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Grijalva signed the petition seeking the release of the Epstein files, providing its 218th signature.

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Newly sworn-in Rep. Adelita Grijalva signed a bipartisan discharge petition seeking the release of the Epstein files, becoming its 218th signer. The petition is now frozen, and no member can remove their name.

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Adelita Grijalva Signs Epstein Files Petition, Reaching 218 Signatures

Adelita Grijalva signed a House petition seeking release of the Epstein files, bringing it to 218 signatures. The petition reached the threshold for a possible House vote. Center outlets explain the petition’s procedural next steps and uncertain prospects; one article also highlights accusations that Speaker Mike Johnson delayed Grijalva’s swearing-in and scrutiny of the files.

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