Call to Action: Urge President Trump and DOJ to Deny Pardon to Ghislaine Maxwell

Survivors of sexual violence, advocates, and concerned Americans are rallying behind a critical petition demanding a clear and public stance: Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted child sex trafficker and longtime associate of Jeffrey Epstein, must never receive a presidential pardon or any form of special treatment.

Amid reports that President Trump may consider issuing pardons this summer, critics fear that such actions could undermine justice and accountability. The administration has also signaled a desire for the public to "move on" from the Epstein scandal, even as many key records remain unreleased, heightening concerns about transparency.
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Maxwell played a central role in orchestrating one of the most infamous child trafficking networks in recent history. The American people deserve reassurance that no convicted abuser or enabler associated with Epstein’s crimes will be shielded from justice.

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​The petition urges President Trump and the Department of Justice to:

• Publicly commit to never granting Ghislaine Maxwell a pardon or commutation.  
• Reject any attempt to give Maxwell or others connected to Epstein’s trafficking network special treatment.  
• Prioritize transparency by releasing all Epstein files, as mandated by law under the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

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Join us in demanding accountability and justice for survivors. Sign the petition to ensure that Ghislaine Maxwell and all those responsible for these heinous crimes are held fully accountable, and that the truth is fully disclosed. Your voice can help prevent any attempt to shield perpetrators from justice and send a clear message that survivors’ rights and safety must always come first. Together, we can stand for transparency, uphold the rule of law, and ensure that no one is above accountability.