President Donald Trump urged House Republicans on Monday to support the bipartisan Epstein Files Transparency Act, a shift from his administration’s prior opposition to the measure that would declassify remaining Justice Department documents from Jeffrey Epstein’s sex-trafficking investigation, including flight logs and communications with prominent figures.

The endorsement comes as a discharge petition nears the 218 signatures required for a floor vote, potentially overcoming Republican resistance amid calls from victims’ advocates for full disclosure.

The files, building on thousands already unsealed since 2019, have fueled demands for transparency into Epstein’s network involving politicians and celebrities.