Congress Wants a UAP Watchdog That Can Follow the Files Into Private Companies

Congress has revived one of the most powerful parts of the UAP disclosure plan it abandoned in 2023: an independent review board that could demand hidden records, subpoena private companies and take custody of alleged non-human technology. My new article explains what the House amendment would actually do—and why it could reach places that AARO, the National Archives and Trump’s PURSUE effort cannot reach on their own.

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