The House has voted near-unanimously to release all of the Jefferey Epstein files.
The measure forces the Department of Justice to make public all of the investigation files related to the deceased sex criminal.
Only one representative, Republican Clay Higgins of Louisiana, voted no, claiming the bill would harm innocent people swept up in the investigation.
The bill now goes to the Senate where it faces an uncertain future.
President Trump recently said he'll sign the measure if it passes the Senate.