[ [link removed] ]Ayanna Pressley for Congress

This is not
transparency.

[ Fully ]Fully redacted document in the Epstein files release

Over a month ago, Congress voted decisively: the Epstein files must be
released.

Releasing the Epstein files is a critical and long overdue step toward the
healing, accountability, and transparency that survivors deserve.

Now Donald Trump and the DOJ are making their stance clear: they’ve chosen
to protect predators rather than do right by the people.

He and his so-called Department of “Justice” are violating the law he
signed, which directs the release of the full Epstein files.

This is a brazen cover up and deeply disrespectful to survivors.

For months, we have pushed on every front to meet survivors with the
dignity they are due — and time and time again the Trump administration
has opted for more corruption and lies.

This does not end here. As a survivor of sexual assault who has fought for
justice my whole life, I will not back down. I will keep pushing for the
truth, and for accountability, because survivors deserve it.

The Oversight Committee is actively reviewing the files and will be
examining all legal options to force their full release to hold powerful
abusers, their enablers, and this lawless White House to account. The
survivor community is one of strength and resolve, and we will never stop
fighting for accountability and healing for all.

[ [link removed] ]We must keep up the public pressure. Add your name to join our call:
Pam Bondi and the DOJ must release ALL of the unredacted Epstein files
NOW.

Jeffrey Epstein can rot in hell, and I'm going to make sure he has no
peace while he is there.

In solidarity,

Ayanna





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