DOJ blocked original NM investigation
The DOJ previously killed the initial investigation into Epstein's activities in New Mexico, and is now again blocking state-level efforts to reopen it.
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Trump DOJ Blocks New Probe Over His Dark Past
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Jul 13, 2026
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