CISA Registers Alien.gov and Aliens.gov as U.S. Weighs Bipartisan UAP Disclosures

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A U.S. agency registered alien.gov and aliens.gov as part of a government registry amid Trump’s push to release UAP files, with White House hints and bipartisan politicians like JD Vance, Marco Rubio, Tulsi Gabbard, and Barack Obama weighing in, concerns about security near nuclear sites and drones at Barksdale prompting shelter‑in‑place orders, betting markets pricing in a possible alien confirmation, and a broader effort to overcome stigma and spur scientific and policy discussion.

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US Government Registers Alien.gov Domains as Trump Pledges UFO Files Release

The US government has registered alien.gov domains, coinciding with Trumps pledge to release UFO files. This move highlights growing official interest in UAPs, driven by national security concerns and bipartisan political engagement.