Congressional UAP Caucus
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OrgAdvocacy GroupThe Congressional UAP Caucus is an informal bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers coordinating interest in UAP hearings, records, whistleblowers, and oversight.
The Congressional UAP Caucus is an informal bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers coordinating interest in UAP hearings, records, whistleblowers, and oversight.
The Congressional UAP Caucus is an informal bipartisan grouping of members of the United States Congress who share an interest in unidentified anomalous phenomena and government transparency. Unlike a standing or select committee, a caucus does not itself possess subpoena power, receive appropriations, or exercise jurisdiction. Its influence comes from members coordinating questions, letters, amendments, briefings, and public pressure through the committees on which they serve.
Participants have included lawmakers active in House oversight, armed services, and intelligence debates. Membership and leadership can change between Congresses, and the label is sometimes used by journalists or advocates more broadly than a formal roster supports. The caucus should therefore be distinguished from the House Oversight Committee, intelligence committees, and temporary task forces that possess defined rules and authorities.
Members associated with the caucus have sought classified briefings, military videos, whistleblower access, changes to AARO, and hearings involving David Grusch and other witnesses. They have also supported or criticized provisions related to records review and UAP legislation. A member’s public conclusion does not become a congressional finding unless a committee or chamber adopts it through an official process.
The caucus’s institutional significance lies in maintaining a cross-party network around an issue that does not fit conventional ideology. It can identify shared oversight goals and keep questions alive between hearings. Its limitations are equally important: without formal jurisdiction, progress depends on committee chairs, leadership, appropriations, and executive-branch cooperation. The most consequential measure of its work is not rhetoric but the hearings, statutory language, document releases, and accountable reporting it helps produce. A stable published roster and a record of sponsored actions would also make the caucus’s real reach easier to distinguish from looser media labels.
[Retweeted] Japan’s former defense minister says nonhuman intelligence deserves serious consideration in the UAP investigation. Yasukazu Hamada explains to Jesse Michels why Japan’s UAP caucus approaches the subject as a national security issue. Foreign weapons and atmospheric phenomena are among the possibilities, but he argues that nonhuman intelligence should absolutely remain part of the discussion. “The reason we launched our caucus is, above all, that we cannot allow things to remain un...
[Retweeted] Japan’s former defense minister says nonhuman intelligence deserves serious consideration in the UAP investigation. Yasukazu Hamada explains to Jesse Michels why Japan’s UAP caucus approaches the subject as a national security issue. Foreign weapons and atmospheric phenomena are among the possibilities, but he argues that nonhuman intelligence should absolutely remain part of the discussion. “The reason we launched our caucus is, above all, that we cannot allow things to remain un...
Japan’s former defense minister says nonhuman intelligence deserves serious consideration in the UAP investigation. Yasukazu Hamada explains to Jesse Michels why Japan’s UAP caucus approaches the subject as a national security issue. Foreign weapons and atmospheric phenomena are among the possibilities, but he argues that nonhuman intelligence should absolutely remain part of the discussion. “The reason we launched our caucus is, above all, that we cannot allow things to remain unidentified.”...
[Retweeted] Today, former Japanese Defense minister Yasukazu Hamada breaks his silence on UFOs. In fact, he now chairs the UAP caucus in Japan’s Parliament. So much of his post-cabinet life is dedicated to the topic. Former Congressman Yoshiharu Asakawa (@asakawayosiharu) also goes on record https://t.co/dXR6GTDDsN
Today, former Japanese Defense minister Yasukazu Hamada breaks his silence on UFOs. In fact, he now chairs the UAP caucus in Japan’s Parliament. So much of his post-cabinet life is dedicated to the topic. Former Congressman Yoshiharu Asakawa (@asakawayosiharu) also goes on record https://t.co/dXR6GTDDsN
All UAP Caucus members who were up for reelection yesterday won their races. If Congress is willing to throw a subpoena and some point-blank questions at the federal government, we have our best chance ever to get answers on classified UAP programs. https://t.co/jVCyEAsK0c
If your representative has kept their seat and has been vocal about disclosure, take the time right now to write them to encourage them to continue and thank them! Whether you have a new representative or not, please take the time right now to write your reps. Tell them to make the UAP issue and disclosure a priority! But especially if you have a new rep, write them! This is the upcoming bill for 2027 to watch: https://burlison.house.gov/media/press-releases/ house-adopts-burlison-amendment-e...
The UAP caucus is still strong, Luna kept her seat and position as the chairwoman of the Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets, everyone but two kept their seats. Democrats André Carson and Robert Garcia, UAP Caucus co-chair Jared Moskowitz**,** Republicans Tim Burchett and Eric Burlison are reelected. Other House members (Democrats) on the UAP Caucus “honorable mentions” list include Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ro Khanna, and Jamie Raskin. They have all kept their seats....
UFO Disclosure in Trouble? US Midterm Election Fallout
🚨BURLISON WARNED UFO DISCLOSURE COULD END IF REPUBLICANS LOSE THE MIDTERMS. NOW DEMOCRATS ARE TALKING ABOUT TAKING IT OVER. Days after Eric Burlison warned that the current UFO disclosure effort could come to a complete halt if Republicans lose control of the House, the New York Post is reporting that Democrats are considering establishing their own UFO caucus and congressional select committee. According to the report, the proposed committee could replace the current task force led by Repub...
