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9/11 Families United calls on all Members of Congress to pass the bipartisan Ensuring Justice for Victims of Terrorism Act (EJVTA), which would fulfill the promise Congress made to terrorism victims when it passed the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA) in 2016.

Please send a letter to Congress in the next 60 seconds to ensure your voice is heard and urge them to pass the EJVTA this year!

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Chairman Richard Durbin

Chairman Jim Jordan

Dear [Lawmaker],

As a concerned American who believes our government has a duty to deter terrorist attacks and ensure the fullest accountability for the worst terrorist attack in American history, I am writing to urge your strong support for the bipartisan Ensuring Justice for Victims of Terrorism Act (H.R.4951/S.2082). In particular, I stand with the thousands of Americans who suffered grievous losses in the attacks on September 11, 2001.  

The EJVTA ensures that foreign actors that aid and abet terrorism are held accountable in U.S. courts.  It applies to all terrorism on U.S. soil, but especially the 9/11 Attacks. The EJVTA guarantees more transparency about 9/11, and it helps ensure that American citizens see accountability for those who sponsored and aided the attacks.  

Even though the 9/11 attacks took place 23 years ago, it was only just recently evidence that had never before been made public was finally introduced, including a casing video of the U.S. Capitol filmed by an intelligence asset for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. We also learned this same man was found to have plane drawings and flight calculations that could be used to view a target from an aircraft and then calculate the rate of descent to the target. This was discovered when the London Metropolitan Police raided his London flat in the days after 9/11, but even though this evidence was turned over to the FBI, it was never shared with the 9/11 Commission. This delay is outrageous.

Both George Tenet, who led the CIA at the time of the 9/11 attacks, and Michael J. Morell, a former deputy director of the CIA, have voiced publicly in recent weeks that this new evidence is significant enough to require the immediate attention of our leaders in Congress.  

All of this evidence was kept secret from the American people for years, and it was only because Congress passed the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA) in 2016 that we now know it exists. Every American is right to ask what else we still do not know? The EJVTA will bring more evidence out and send a clear message to foreign actors that the United States will not rest until the truth is exposed and justice is served.

Twenty-three years ago, our leaders in Congress pledged to “Never Forget” what happened on September 11, 2001.  We ask that you honor that commitment and quickly pass the EJVTA into law so that every American can rest easier at night, knowing that we can finally pursue the transparency and accountability that is far overdue.

Dear Chairman Durbin:

As a concerned American who believes our government has a duty to deter terrorist attacks and ensure the fullest accountability for the worst terrorist attack in American history, I am writing to urge your strong support as the Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee for the bipartisan Ensuring Justice for Victims of Terrorism Act (H.R.4951/S.2082). In particular, I stand with the thousands of Americans who suffered grievous losses in the attacks on September 11, 2001.  

The EJVTA ensures that foreign actors that aid and abet terrorism are held accountable in U.S. courts.  It applies to all terrorism on U.S. soil, but especially the 9/11 Attacks. The EJVTA guarantees more transparency about 9/11, and it helps ensure that American citizens see accountability for those who sponsored and aided the attacks.  

Even though the 9/11 attacks took place 23 years ago, it was only just recently evidence that had never before been made public was finally introduced, including a casing video of the U.S. Capitol filmed by an intelligence asset for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. We also learned this same man was found to have plane drawings and flight calculations that could be used to view a target from an aircraft and then calculate the rate of descent to the target. This was discovered when the London Metropolitan Police raided his London flat in the days after 9/11, but even though this evidence was turned over to the FBI, it was never shared with the 9/11 Commission. This delay is outrageous.

Both George Tenet, who led the CIA at the time of the 9/11 attacks, and Michael J. Morell, a former deputy director of the CIA, have voiced publicly in recent weeks that this new evidence is significant enough to require the immediate attention of our leaders in Congress.  

All of this evidence was kept secret from the American people for years, and it was only because Congress passed the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA) in 2016 that we now know it exists. Every American is right to ask what else we still do not know?  The EJVTA will bring more evidence out and send a clear message to foreign actors that the United States will not rest until the truth is exposed.


Twenty-three years ago, our leaders in Congress pledged to “Never Forget” what happened on September 11, 2001.  We ask for your support and consideration of the EJVTA and hope you will hold a markup as the Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee to move it forward so that every American can rest easier at night, knowing that we can finally pursue the transparency and accountability that is far overdue.

As a concerned American who believes our government has a duty to deter terrorist attacks and ensure the fullest accountability for the worst terrorist attack in American history, I am writing to urge your strong support as the Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee for the bipartisan Ensuring Justice for Victims of Terrorism Act (H.R.4951/S.2082). In particular, I stand with the thousands of Americans who suffered grievous losses in the attacks on September 11, 2001.  

The EJVTA ensures that foreign actors that aid and abet terrorism are held accountable in U.S. courts.  It applies to all terrorism on U.S. soil, but especially the 9/11 Attacks. The EJVTA guarantees more transparency about 9/11, and it helps ensure that American citizens see accountability for those who sponsored and aided the attacks.  

Even though the 9/11 attacks took place 23 years ago, it was only just recently evidence that had never before been made public was finally introduced, including a casing video of the U.S. Capitol filmed by an intelligence asset for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. We also learned this same man was found to have plane drawings and flight calculations that could be used to view a target from an aircraft and then calculate the rate of descent to the target. This was discovered when the London Metropolitan Police raided his London flat in the days after 9/11, but even though this evidence was turned over to the FBI, it was never shared with the 9/11 Commission. This delay is outrageous.

Both George Tenet, who led the CIA at the time of the 9/11 attacks, and Michael J. Morell, a former deputy director of the CIA, have voiced publicly in recent weeks that this new evidence is significant enough to require the immediate attention of our leaders in Congress.  

All of this evidence was kept secret from the American people for years, and it was only because Congress passed the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA) in 2016 that we now know it exists. Every American is right to ask what else we still do not know?  The EJVTA will bring more evidence out and send a clear message to foreign actors that the United States will not rest until the truth is exposed.

Twenty-three years ago, our leaders in Congress pledged to “Never Forget” what happened on September 11, 2001.  We ask for your support and consideration of the EJVTA and hope you will schedule a markup as the Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee to move it forward so that every American can rest easier at night, knowing that we can finally pursue the transparency and accountability that is far overdue.

Sincerely,
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