1. United States
2. Ariz.
3. Letter

## Urgent Call for Action Against Andy Biggs and the DOJ Representative **Andy Biggs** must face serious scrutiny for his inaction regarding the release of documents related to the **Jeffrey Epstein** investigation. His recent support for the **Epstein Files Transparency Act** (H.R.4405) led many to believe he would champion accountability and justice. However, his failure to actively push for the immediate release of all relevant files undermines the very principles of transparency he claims to uphold. The allegations made by **Sasha Riley** against him remain unchallenged, and the absence of any defamation suits only casts further doubt on his credibility. The silence surrounding these allegations, coupled with Biggs’ inaction, raises alarms about his involvement, potentially placing him among those complicit in Epstein's heinous activities. How can he effectively represent his constituents—let alone demand transparency—if he is entangled in such serious claims? Moreover, Congress must take decisive action against the **Department of Justice (DOJ)** and **Pam Bondi** for their inadequate handling of the Epstein case. Bondi, who has been instrumental in the DOJ’s oversight, has not fulfilled her duty to ensure that all materials related to this investigation are made available to the public. The people demand accountability, yet it appears that those who should be upholding justice are instead stalling progress. Therefore, Congress must hold both the DOJ and Pam Bondi in contempt. Their failures to act promptly and transparently are not only an affront to the victims but also a violation of public trust. By upholding this contempt, Congress will send a strong message that accountability and transparency around the Epstein case are non-negotiable. It’s time for a collective demand—no more silence, no more inaction. Andy Biggs must step up, or step aside, while Congress openly challenges the DOJ and Bondi’s failures. The stakes for justice are too high to tolerate anything less.