Hold The DOJ Accountable For Holding Back Epstein Files

The Department of Justice just broke the law by ignoring the deadline for the full release of the Epstein files. Congress is letting it happen.

Trump and Attorney General Pam Bondi promised the release of the files on day one. Then they stalled. They thought we’d forget, even after Congress passed a law forcing the release. Now the DOJ admits it’s slow-walking the release of the full files for weeks — possibly longer — with no clear justification for missing the deadline.

It’s a flagrant violation of the law and a show of contempt for our democracy. Congress must step in.

Tell Congress: “Hold the Department of Justice accountable for delaying the release of the Epstein files. Force the immediate release of the full files now.”

Without aggressive congressional oversight, the Department of Justice can keep dragging its feet — and the truth stays buried.

The Epstein case was never just about one man. It was about a system that protected wealth and power while young people were abused and silenced. Every withheld document reinforces the fear that accountability is being traded for political convenience, and every delay gives the DOJ time to bury the truth.

Justice delayed is justice denied. Congress has the authority — and the responsibility — to stop this. Lawmakers can demand answers, force deadlines, hold hearings, and compel the DOJ to release the files. 

No more delays. No more excuses. Add your name now to demand Congress hold the Department of Justice accountable and force the immediate release of the full Epstein files.