Since launching the #ResolveMMTLPNow petition on January 15, we've gathered 425 signatures from U.S. citizens, with representation from all 50 states—Texas, California, and Florida leading the way. These names were included in the official packets I sent via email to key parties.

So far, we've received three responses from elected officials, with one particularly promising. An in-person meeting is in the works for next week, though the exact date and time are still being determined. I also have ongoing communication with staffers from two additional congressional offices. At the request of one official, I’ve agreed to hold off on releasing the open letter to the public and media until I’ve had the chance to speak with them personally.

Beyond that, I’ve been extra quiet on Twitter as I work toward an amended complaint with my lawyer. Updates will come when there’s something concrete to report and when my lawyer clears it for public discussion.

I’ll keep this petition open indefinitely, so if latecomers need to be added to any official lists or updates, that option remains available.

I know updates have been sparse, but between this effort, my legal case, my job, and my personal life, things have been incredibly demanding. I appreciate your patience and support. I promise I’m doing everything I can to find answers and do right by those affected.

Thank you for standing with me.