Happening now waiting for President Trump's signature, how the Justice Department could still

step in to stop the release of the Epstein files. Plus, quote, I'm traumatized. I'm not stupid.

We'll be joined by one woman who survived Jeffrey Epstein's abuse on what she wants to see happen

now and her message to the president.

And then later, immigration crackdown agents expand to more southern cities.

What sources are telling CNN about border patrol's next target?

Any moment, the attorneys for former FBI director James Comey will make their case to a federal

judge to get his case dismissed,

tossed, alleging, quote, vindictive and selective prosecution by the Trump administration.

Plus, Russia launches massive strikes overnight in Western Ukraine, killing at least 25 people.

And later, accelerating the push to dismantle the

US Education Department the plan to offload workers to other agencies.

Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

I'm Wolf Blitzer with Pamela Brown and you're in the situation room.

We begin with a legal showdown in President Trump's efforts to go after his political opponents.

Right now lawyers for former FBI director James Comey are back in federal court, hoping they can persuade a judge to dismiss what they call the Trump administration's vindictive and selective indictment

against them.

Let's go live right now to see that senior justice correspondent Evan Perez.

He's over at the U.S. Justice Department.

Evan, this week, a judge said the Comey indictment may be tainted by, quote,

profound investigative missteps, end quote. Do we know how the prosecutors in this case plan to

respond today? Well, Wolf, we expect that prosecutors are going to defend this case,

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