Congress Must Demand the Release of the Epstein Files Now

I am writing as your constituent to demand immediate congressional action to force the Department of Justice to release the Jeffrey Epstein files, with only those redactions necessary to protect victims and innocent individuals. These files were supposed to be released in December 2025 per your own law. Instead, the American people have received excuses, delays, and secrecy. Every broken promise further undermines confidence in our justice system and raises serious questions about who is being protected. Congress has both the authority and the constitutional duty to conduct oversight of the Department of Justice. Use it. Demand answers. Hold hearings. Issue subpoenas if necessary. Require the DOJ to explain why these files remain hidden and ensure they are released without further delay. This is not about politics. It is about the rule of law. No one is above the law. Not the rich. Not the famous. Not the politically connected. If anyone committed crimes against children, enabled those crimes, or knowingly helped conceal them, they must face the full consequences of the law. The victims have waited long enough. They deserve truth, justice, and accountability—not another round of delays. Congress cannot claim to support transparency while remaining silent. Every day of inaction erodes public trust and sends the message that there are two systems of justice: one for ordinary Americans and another for the powerful. Do your job. Demand the release of the Epstein files. Stand with the victims. Hold every guilty person accountable. The American people deserve the truth, and they deserve to know that justice is applied equally to everyone. I expect you to act immediately.