## Reviewing High-Profile Cases
Bondi confirmed she’s actively evaluating materials tied to three major investigations:
– **Epstein’s client list**: Long-sought by conspiracy theorists and investigators, this document allegedly names associates of the deceased financier
– **JFK files**: Unredacted records about Lee Harvey Oswald and CIA activities
– **MLK files**: FBI documents related to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s 1968 assassination
When pressed for specifics, Bondi stated she hasn’t yet “seen anything” conclusive but emphasized transparency: “This was done at the directive of the president from all agencies”.
## Immigration Lawsuits Take Center Stage
Earlier this month, Bondi escalated tensions with blue states by suing New York over its “Green Light Law,” which limits federal access to undocumented immigrants’ driver’s license data. The Justice Department alleges the statute illegally obstructs immigration enforcement and “prioritizes illegal aliens over American citizens”. New York Governor Kathy Hochul dismissed the lawsuit as “smoke and mirrors,” citing prior court approvals of the 2019 law.
## DOJ Overhaul Plans
In a February 21 interview, Bondi described her first weeks at the Justice Department as eye-opening: “It’s worse than I thought”. She pledged reforms to eliminate perceived partisan biases inherited from previous administrations, though specifics remain undisclosed.
## Confirmation Controversies
Bondi narrowly secured confirmation on February 4, 2025, with a 54–46 Senate vote. Critics highlighted her lobbying ties to foreign governments and private prison companies during confirmation hearings. The Florida Republican has since divested $2.96 million in Trump Media & Technology Group stock acquired through consulting work.
