We have to fight to pass Virginia's law.
Fight to pass Virginia's Law to eliminate the statute of limitations so adult survivors of sexual abuse and trafficking can file civil claims against their abusers.
Occurrences
Evidence
Senate Democrats said they introduced Virginia's Law to eliminate statutes of limitations for survivors of abuse and to help survivors pursue justice; the remarks also said Congress should pass the law immediately.
Keyword searches on Emily Randall's official press releases archive returned no matches for sexual, survivors, trafficking, or Virginia.
Assessments
As of June 20, 2026, Virginia's Law appears to be an introduced federal bill rather than an enacted law. The available official evidence ties the February 10, 2026 launch to Sen. Chuck Schumer and Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez, not to Emily Randall, and Randall's official House press-release archive shows no clear public sponsorship, co-sponsorship, or other documented follow-through in the available record. Because the promised outcome was passage of the law and that outcome has not been achieved, this is not delivered. But Randall is still in office, the bill remains active within her current federal term, and the record here does not show a definitive failed end-state, so unresolved fits better than never. There is also not enough evidence of a Randall-specific serious legislative push to award effort credit.