The House Committee on Rules will soon decide whether Rep. Eric Burlison’s Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Disclosure Act (UAPDA) amendment to the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) can proceed to a full vote in the House of Representatives.

Without action from the Rules Committee, this historic amendment could be stopped before it even reaches the floor. That’s why we need your voice, right now!

Why It Matters

The House Committee on Rules is often called the “traffic cop” of Congress. It decides what legislation and amendments are allowed to move forward for debate and a vote on the House floor. Without the Rules Committee’s approval, even strong, bipartisan amendments can be blocked from consideration.

That means the future of the UAP Disclosure Act in the House depends on the Rules Committee including Burlison’s UAPDA amendment in its rulemaking process. This is the decisive step to ensure every member of Congress, not just a few, has the opportunity to vote on UFO/UAP transparency and accountability.

The UAPDA will:

• Restore constitutionally mandated congressional oversight over government UFO/UAP policy

• Create an independent 9-member Review Board with subpoena power to advise the president on UFO/UAP issues

• Guarantee release of all federal UFO/UAP records older than 25 years upon enactment

• Ensure a safe, controlled UFO/UAP disclosure campaign while protecting national security

This amendment is our best chance to end over 80 years of unnecessary secrecy, uphold the Constitution, and deliver the truth to the American people.

Take Action

Using the form on this page, send a message to all of the Rules Committee members today in one simple email, urging them to include Burlison’s UAPDA amendment in the NDAA rulemaking process. With your help, we can ensure this critical legislation gets the vote it deserves.