Aliens.gov Registered by U.S. Government Amid Talks to Release UFO and UAP Records

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aliens.gov was registered but not yet launched after Donald Trump urged releasing records about extraterrestrial life and UAPs, with Barack Obama having spoken on the topic in February and Trump saying he would direct agencies to release related files due to public interest, while some sources say immigration enforcement isn’t the motive and this fits a broader declassification trend that has included JFK and Epstein materials.

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The U.S. government registered the domain aliens.gov on Wednesday, sparking speculation about its intended purpose. While it could be tied to immigration enforcement, that explanation appears unlikely, according to reporting by 404 Media. The domain is not yet linked to an active website. Its registration follows remarks made about a month earlier by Donald Trump,