1. United States
2. Texas
3. Letter

This is a demand for immediate compliance with the law. Congress passed a mandate requiring the full release of the Epstein Files. Not later. Not after endless “reviews.” Immediately. Yet millions of pages tied to a vast sex-trafficking and abuse network remain concealed from the American people. This is not delay. This is not caution. This is obstruction. Every day of noncompliance signals something deeply corrupt: that powerful interests are being shielded, that accountability is being negotiated behind closed doors, that Congress’s own directives can be ignored without consequence. Who is being protected? Because it is certainly not the victims. Survivors have waited. The public has waited. The law has spoken. And still, silence and stonewalling persist. The message to Americans is unmistakable: justice bends for the well-connected, while truth is buried under bureaucracy. That is intolerable. If United States Congress cannot or will not enforce its own lawful mandate in a case involving trafficking, abuse, and the exploitation of minors, then Congress is not defending the rule of law — it is actively degrading it. Release every page of the Epstein Files now. No political redactions. No selective disclosures. No excuses. No further delay. Full transparency is not optional. Accountability is not discretionary. Truth is not negotiable. Anything less is complicity. The American people are watching, and patience has expired. Act now.