Tell Congress to end the Epstein files coverup!
Tell Congress to end the Epstein files coverup! Right now, the Department of Justice is sitting on an estimated 3 million pages of records that could show who enabled Jeffrey Epstein’s trafficking network—and survivors still can’t get the complete, unredacted files about their own abuse. “I feel like the Department of Justice has really made us feel unsafe.” —Dani Bensky, Epstein survivor The Epstein Files Transparency Act (EFTA), signed November 19, 2025, gave the DOJ 30 days to release its full record on Jeffrey Epstein’s trafficking network. The major release didn’t begin until January 30, 2026—six weeks late. When the files came out, the redaction process was so careless that the department later admitted to redaction errors. 1 Survivors’ names, dates of birth, phone numbers, and addresses were left exposed in the documents, while elsewhere in the same release, other persons’ names, including potential perpetrators were blacked out. “Not only were our names not redacted, but there...
