Eric Burlison’s 65-Page Amendment to the 2027 Defense Bill Proposes a Nine‑Member UAP Records Review Board with Subpoena Powers to Access Records from Private Contractors

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An amendment would create a nine‑person independent UAP Records Review Board with subpoena power to compel witnesses and access records from government and contractors, including private firms, decide what the public can see, and turn a passive archive into an active enforcement drive, with the president’s override limited to a written justification within 30 days.

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

A 65-page amendment would create an outside board with the power to hunt for hidden UAP records, challenge secrecy and reach into private companies. First, it has to survive the Senate.