The U.S. Department of Justice has not made public documents from the Epstein files that contain allegations of sexual abuse against Trump.

The Department of Justice has retained documents from the files related to Jeffrey Epstein, which contain allegations of sexual abuse against President Trump. NPR discovered that certain documents, including interviews with a woman who accused Trump of abuse when she was a minor, were not made public, despite a law requiring their disclosure.

Additionally, dozens of pages have been identified that appear to be cataloged but are not accessible to the public. A White House spokesperson stated that Trump has been exonerated of any connection to Epstein and that he has done more for his victims than anyone else. The Attorney General insisted that no documents were hidden for political reasons.

The analysis of the documents revealed that 53 pages are missing, including notes from interviews with Trump's accuser, which has raised criticism regarding the transparency of the Department of Justice.