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Republicans put pressure on the Ministry of Justice to improve the publication of classified documents and records related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and other federal secrets.
President Donald Trump He signed an executive order in January for agencies to create plans for the distribution of files, as well as documents relating to the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
But Ambassador Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla, who leads Working Group of Committee to Supervise House on the Declasification of Federal SecretsHe pushes the Ministry of Justice for answering when this will happen – and so far she says she has faced silence.
“On February 11, and February 19, the house control sent a letter to the name -seeking the status of posting Epstein files as well as JFK, etc.,” Luna said in a post on Monday. “The impression did not answer. He reached the x because we cannot get an answer from AG. @AGPAMBONDI What is the status of documents? These documents have been ordered to declare themselves.”
Ambassador Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla (Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images)
Luna sent a letter to the Director of the National Intelligence Tulsi GabbardNational Security Advisor Michael Waltz and White House Advisor David Warrington have requested a briefing by Thursday about the documents posting plans.
The letter also requires details on when declared documents will become available to the working group and the public.
Trump’s executive order sent the Ministry of Justice to coordinate with Gabbard, Waltz and Warrington to establish a plan by February 7 to publish JFK files and to create a plan for posting the MLK and Robert F. Kennedy on March 9th.
In addition, Luna pushes the Ministry of Justice to share details regarding the Captain Jeffrey Epstein. The US financier died in 2019 while waiting for trial for charges of sex trade.
In the meantime, Bondi said on Friday that Epstein’s client list was waiting for an examination and that she examined Kennedy and King’s files.
“Currently sitting on my examination table,” Bondi told the host “Reports Reports” John Roberts about Epstein files on Friday. “It was the director of President Trump.”
Trump signs the file Declassification Command to JFK, RFK and MLK assassinations
US State Attorney Pam Bondi said the documents were reviewed. (Jason C. Andrew/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
The spokesman for the Ministry of Justice did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital comment.
Luna’s office did not respond to the Fox News Digital comment request in response to Bondi’s statement.
Luna is not the only Republican MP who advocated the release of these documents. Senator Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., She also said that on Monday, Democrats underestimated her efforts to “break the Epstein trade ring wide open,” and vowed to receive answers under the newly confirmed FBI Director Kash Patel.
“Transparency time is now,” Blackburn said in Monday on X.
Senator Mike Lee, R-Utah, also announced on Monday X that documents belong to the American people, and “It is about a damn time to allow them to access!”
Senator Mike Lee, R-Utah, is among the Republicans who are committed to documents that will be published in the US public. (Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images)
The National Intelligence Director’s Office also did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital comment on the Associated Press, but said the plan regarding Kennedy’s files.
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The White House did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital comment request. However, Trump vowed on the trace of the campaign that he would declare any documents related to JFK if he won the 2024 election.
The Working Group of the Federal Secret Declassification Home should hold its first public debate on March 26.
Fox News’ Haley Chi-Sing contributed to this report.
