Aliens.gov Registered Under Trump Directive as a Step Toward U.S. UAP Disclosures (Domain Expires in 2027)

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Aliens.gov was registered on March 18, 2026 as part of a Trump‑directed push to release files on aliens, UAPs, and related matters, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth signaling action and Jonathan Grey publicly affirming that non‑human intelligence exists, while markets speculate about disclosure and the site may be a real prep or a costly placeholder that will expire in 2027.

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