Trump Push for Declassification of UAP Files Encounters Slow, Line-by-Line Agency Review

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Trump is pushing federal agencies to release classified UAP files, but none have been released yet because reviews are thorough and slow, Obama’s aliens joke is cited as context, and the Pentagon’s UAP office analyzes sightings while past declassifications mostly yield routine documents rather than evidence of aliens.

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Trump Calls for UFO File Releases as Pentagon Review Slows Disclosure of UAP Records

President Donald Trump, the Pentagon, and the Department of Defenses All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office have become the focus of renewed scrutiny after the president called on federal agencies to release classified files related to UFO sightings and extraterrestrial activity, yet weeks later no documents have been made public. The delay has reignited questions in Washington over how quickly sensitive national security records can realistically be declassified.