After the DOJ released files related to Jeffrey Epstein, including old photographs of Bill Clinton, Clinton’s spokesperson called for the immediate release of all files mentioning him, accusing the DOJ of selectively releasing documents to imply wrongdoing. Ureña challenged the DOJ’s process, asserting that if remaining materials are not disclosed, it would suggest they are shielding certain individuals. The DOJ defended its release strategy, emphasizing the need to protect victims while facing criticism for slow document rollouts. Clinton, who has denied any wrongdoing or knowledge of Epstein’s crimes, has not faced allegations from Epstein survivors.
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