King Assassination Files Released by Trump Administration

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The Trump administration released 230,000 pages of FBI and CIA files on the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., fulfilling a campaign promise. While some of King's family expressed concerns about potential misuse of the documents and the timing coinciding with controversies surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, others welcomed the release as a step towards transparency. The documents, previously inaccessible since 1977, include internal memos and previously unseen CIA records related to the investigation into King's assassination. The release was coordinated across multiple government agencies.

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