1. United States
2. Calif.
3. Letter

I am writing to demand—on behalf of the American people, irrespective of political affiliation—that the Department of Justice immediately release the full Epstein files. We deserve transparency about who was involved in Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes. This isn’t about politics—it’s about accountability. The President’s own DOJ recently issued a memo claiming there is no secret “client list” and that no further disclosures will be made—despite support for transparency from within his own party. This stark contradiction undermines public trust and suggests political interference. It is imperative that Congress: 1 Pass a resolution or attach release language to must-pass bills compelling the DOJ to unseal all Epstein-related documents—subject to redactions to protect victims.
 2 Hold oversight hearings with AG Bondi, Deputy FBI Director Kash Patel, and other officials to demand clarity on what remains sealed and why.

 3 Maintain pressure on the DOJ and the White House until full transparency is achieved. The American public demands answers. Every citizen—regardless of party—deserves to know whether high‑profile individuals were involved in Epstein’s crimes. This is a matter of justice, not politics. I urge you, as my representative in Congress, to lead this effort. Don’t let this moment slip away. Stand up for transparency, accountability, and the faith of the American people in our institutions. Thank you for your leadership on this critical issue.