For decades, information concerning UFOs, UAP, and possible ET/NHI has been concealed behind excessive classification, fragmented oversight, and secretive government and contractor-controlled programs.

Congress cannot conduct meaningful oversight when information is withheld from lawmakers. Nor should the executive branch and private contractors that have guarded this secrecy for decades be permitted to control the disclosure process.

The UAP Disclosure Act provides an independent mechanism for identifying, reviewing, and releasing UAP-related government records. The House-passed legislation would:

Strengthen the UAP Records Collection at the National Archives and Records Administration.
Establish an independent UAP Records Review Board.
Require federal agencies to identify, organize, and transmit UAP-related records.
Create a structured process for reviewing records and facilitating their public disclosure.
Reinforce Congress’s constitutional oversight authority over information held by the Executive Branch.

Without Senate action, these reforms could be weakened or removed before the FY 2027 NDAA becomes law.

Tell Your Senators to Stand for Transparency

The American people should not have to accept another year of delays, partial disclosures, and government-controlled release programs that lack independent oversight.