I am a Camp Lejeune widow. My husband served his country, was exposed to toxic water, became ill, and I lost him far too soon. This painful reality is one I share with many other families who are still waiting for justice. Some loved ones have died waiting. The H.R. 4145, Ensuring Justice for Camp Lejeune Victims Act, represents a pivotal step toward rectifying the delays and loopholes that have prevented us from receiving the justice Congress promised.

Camp Lejeune victims, widows, and families have waited long enough. For decades, countless individuals stationed at Camp Lejeune were exposed to dangerously contaminated water, leading to severe health complications and premature deaths. The survivors, along with the families of those who have passed, continue to endure unnecessary prolongations in obtaining deserved justice and compensation.

Chairman Jim Jordan and the House Judiciary Committee have the power to change this painful trajectory by moving H.R. 4145 forward, allowing it to reach the full House for a vote. This bill is not just a political issue—it is a profound matter of principle, deeply impacting lives adversely affected by the failures to address the consequences of toxic exposure at Camp Lejeune.

The Ensuring Justice for Camp Lejeune Victims Act aims to expedite the long-overdue process for these victims, cutting through the bureaucratic stagnation that causes further strife and uncertainty for grieving families. It acknowledges the sacrifice of service members and ensures that their suffering is not ignored or neglected.

Our loved ones mattered. Our families matter. We owe it to them and to ourselves to demand action. It's time for Congress to prioritize justice over politics.

Join me in urging Chairman Jim Jordan and the House Judiciary Committee to move H.R. 4145 forward. Stand with us, the families, who seek only what is right and just. Let the full House vote on this critical legislation.

Please sign this petition to show your support for Camp Lejeune victims and their families. Together, we can ensure that justice is no longer delayed for those who have sacrificed so much.