Summary
Members of Congress are concerned about the Justice Department (DOJ) tracking their search history related to the Epstein files, leading to discussions of potential legal action. Lawmakers accuse Attorney General Pam Bondi of improper actions by logging searches conducted during their review of sensitive documents. Both Democrats and some Republicans criticize the DOJ's procedures, while legal and policy changes are being considered.
Key Facts
- Congress members allege the DOJ logged their search history when reviewing unredacted Epstein files.
- Attorney General Pam Bondi is criticized for her management of the situation.
- Some Democrats are considering legal action against the DOJ's practices.
- Republicans also express concern, calling for transparency about the DOJ's actions.
- DOJ states search logs are kept to protect sensitive victim information from being released.
- Lawmakers demand a change in DOJ policy to prevent similar incidents in the future.
- Both Democratic and Republican leaders are seeking more information about DOJ's activities.
