This week with George Stephanopoulos starts right now.

Epstein File Avalanche.

Today's release marks the end of a very comprehensive document identification and review process to ensure transparency to the American people.

The documents contain new details on Epstein's relationship with high-profile figures, including President Trump.

Epstein's accusers criticized the delayed and incomplete process.

Survivors just won a transparent release.

And immigration retreat.

We're going to de-escalate a little bit.

The Senate passes a bipartisan bill to fund most of the government with two more weeks to negotiate limits on ICE operations. The bottom line is very simple. The American people

are crying out for change. We cannot live in a country this way, where you get to pick and choose

the laws you don't like. As the Justice Department launches a civil rights probe into the shooting of Alex

Pretti.

We're looking at everything that would get shed light on what happened that day.

And journalist Don Lemon and Georgia Fort charged in connection with an anti-ice protest

in a Minnesota church.

This morning, all the fallout with our headliners.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries, plus political analysis from our powerhouse roundtable.

From ABC News, it's this week. Here now, George Stephanopoulos.

Good morning and welcome to this week.

The Jeffrey Epstein case has bedeviled President Trump's second term, leading to a rare

break with Republican members of Congress and demand for full disclosure of the Epstein

files.

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