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Rep. Dan Goldman claims the DOJ is covering up for Donald Trump in Epstein files after viewing unredacted documents.
Goldman says about 2.5 million Epstein documents remain sealed or redacted from public view.
The ethics of redactions were debated after Goldman inspected unredacted files and displayed details on the House floor.
The DOJ maintains remaining materials are privileged, duplicates, or related to ongoing investigations.
Trump has denied the Epstein-related allegations and pressured for transparency in disclosures.
The Daily Beast notes the ongoing public interest and media coverage of Epstein-related disclosures.
Goldman criticized the redactions as not fitting attorney-client privilege standards.
Goldman’s observations were part of broader congressional scrutiny of Epstein-related documents.
The Epstein files disclosure act was cited as a framework for ongoing transparency debates.
White House response framed the topic as partisan commentary during a podcast discussion.

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A New York federal immigration court has become a focal point in the Democratic primary between Rep. Dan Goldman and Brad Lander.
Goldman has sued to open immigration detention centers to lawmakers and turned a street-facing office into a migrant triage hub.
Lander has protested and observed hearings, including accompanying migrants out of the building, which led to his arrest twice.
Goldman attributes improvements at a detention facility near 26 Federal Plaza to his oversight work, saying it has helped release detainees.
Lander says his oversight differs, showing up with neighbors to bear witness and demand access during hearings.
The campaign narrative frames the court as a battleground over immigration enforcement under the Trump administration.
The June primary for the district is described as the deciding election due to its blue tilt.
Lander’s arrests occurred during large protests at the federal immigration court building.
The article highlights the building at 26 Federal Plaza as the locus of migrant detentions and political theater.

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