Elizabeth Phillips
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Verdict with Ted Cruz · Trey's Law — Protecting the Victims of Child Sex Abuse · 25 Mar 2026
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And the bad actors are a step ahead of us.
And the legislation can't continue to be reactive.
What I think Trey's law does is it removes that barrier because the shame is already inherent in the crime itself.
And it removes that barrier so that victims come forward quicker.
We can catch the bad guys faster.
And the truth comes to light a lot sooner than when the power imbalance is in such a way that lawyers, even plaintiff's attorneys, as we've discussed, or others are keeping that victim from speaking out.
So NDAs are one barrier, but the shame is real.
And the gap in parental education is real.
And that's why conversations like this really matter.
It's a sacred honor.
So the whistleblower website on Kanakuk is factsaboutkanakuk.com.
And then our website for Treslaw is treslaw.org.
There's a community page for survivors who want to tell their story in a safe way until we get this legislation passed and they don't feel safe coming out fully in their identity.
We had a survivor testify in Missouri just a couple weeks ago, and he said, for 25 years, I've been a John Doe, and today I'm coming forward in my full name because of Treslaw passing in Texas.
Wow.
That's the power of Trey's Law in Texas.
And, you know, we heard about Missouri today at the press conference and just replayed Jaden's remarks.
So this needs to be national.
The other way to support this effort is through the No More Victims Alliance.
And that website is nmvaliance.org.
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