Sunday marks the second deadline in the effort to release files on the Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. assassinations. But it's being met with skepticism.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order to declassify files on President John F Kennedy, his brother RFK and MLK in January. 

March 9 was the expected deadline for the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) and attorney general to submit their proposed release plans. They previously had a February 7 deadline for plans on the JFK files. 

But after the release of Epstein files fell dramatically flat, Attorney General Pam Bondi's department is already being slammed on social media. 

'Where's the Epstein files?' multiple X users have been posting online.

In response to Fox News' reporting on the deadline, many on social media rejected that there would be any real developments.

'This will probably be as anticlimactic as the Epstein docs, possibly even more so,' one person wrote. 

'I'm not falling for the Bondi hype,' wrote another. 

Other people on social media took issue with FBI Director Kash Patel posting about attending a UFC fight in Las Vegas over the weekend. 

'We still don't have the Epstein files,' wrote one X user while another chimed in 'Is the Epstein list there?'

A MAGA fan wrote 'Where are the Epstein, JFK & MLK files?' while another post read 'Bad optics bro Epstein client list and arrests need to happen. We haven't forgotten your promise.'

The deadline for RFK and MLK plans comes just weeks after the Justice Department released a batch of Epstein documents in late February. 

But it turned out that many of the documents released were already public from the federal criminal trial of Epstein's partner Ghislaine Maxwell.