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Remember when Leavitt said Epstein was a hoax & DOJ had released everything— 30,000 pages? Our EFTA forced them to release 3 million documents, but they’re withholding millions more, won’t help victims, & refuse to help New Mexico AG prosecute. That’s why we introduced EFTA II.

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