1. United States
2. Ill.
3. Letter

I am demanding that you immediately initiate impeachment proceedings against President Trump for obstructing a congressional mandate and protecting criminals implicated in the Jeffrey Epstein files. The administration's deliberate delay and obstruction of the December 19 release deadline constitutes a clear impeachable offense that cannot be tolerated. The Justice Department has expanded its review to 5.2 million files and assigned over 400 attorneys supposedly working "around the clock," yet refuses to release documents until January 20 or 21 at the earliest. This is not bureaucratic delay. This is a calculated cover-up designed to protect powerful men, including potentially the President himself, whose flights on Epstein's private jet in the 1990s are already documented. The administration is discovering more perpetrators beyond Epstein and Maxwell and is actively concealing their identities from the American people. Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer has directly accused Attorney General Pam Bondi, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, and others at DOJ of "lying to the American people about the Epstein files since day one." Even Rep. Thomas Massie, the Kentucky Republican who helped pass the law mandating this release, has questioned whether Bondi should be impeached. When a bipartisan law is flagrantly violated to protect political allies and wealthy criminals, impeachment is not optional. The administration's excuses about protecting victims are insulting when survivors and their advocates are demanding full transparency. Victims deserve justice, not to be used as political cover for protecting their abusers. The documents released so far are a fraction of what exists, and the American people have a right to know which rich and powerful men abused children or covered up abuse. You must act now. Initiate impeachment proceedings immediately and demand the complete, unredacted release of all Epstein files, including survivors' statements naming perpetrators and prosecution memos about dropped charges. Anything less makes you complicit in protecting child abusers. The time for action is now, not after more evidence is destroyed or concealed.