Ghislaine Maxwell has received a limited immunity deal from the U.S. Department of Justice, according to an ABC News report corroborated by multiple outlets. The agreement was reached during meetings with the deputy attorney general and aims to secure Maxwell’s cooperation with federal investigators examining associates of the late financier Jeffrey Epstein. Details of the arrangement were not disclosed, but sources familiar with the matter said the immunity is conditional on Maxwell providing substantive testimony. The decision marks a notable shift in the government’s strategy toward individuals linked to Epstein’s network and follows renewed attention to the case under President Donald Trump’s Justice Department.