Epstein Victims Condemn Maxwell Prison Transfer, Accuse Trump Administration of Preferential Treatment

Victims of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell’s sex trafficking operation have condemned the Trump administration for allegedly giving Maxwell preferential treatment by transferring her to a minimum-security prison in Texas, which they argue undermines justice for the victims. The family of Virginia Giuffre, a notable Epstein victim who died by suicide, joined in expressing outrage at the move and accused the administration of a cover-up. Despite Maxwell serving only a fraction of her 20-year sentence, she met twice with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche amid ongoing controversies. Late-night host Seth Meyers highlighted how Trump’s association with Epstein continues to haunt his presidency, mocking Trump’s defenses and the political fallout from the scandal. Meanwhile, during a CNN discussion, Kevin O'Leary was criticized for suggesting that victims do not want to revisit Epstein’s case, a stance challenged by commentators who emphasized the victims’ ongoing desire for justice. These developments spotlight continuing tensions over accountability and the handling of Epstein-related cases under President Donald Trump's administration.