The Senate of that country is studying a measure supported by both Democratic and Republican legislators that would force the Government to make them public.
USA historically refuses to disclose the records it keeps regarding possible UFO sightings. Now him Senate from that country study a measure backed by legislators from both parties who would oblige the government to make them public.
The majority leader in the Senate, the Democrat Chuck Schumerjoined Republican Senator Mike Rounds to lead an initiative that forces the disclosure of information on what the Government officially calls “unidentified anomalous phenomena” or FANI. The 64-page proposal It is modeled after a 1992 US law regulating the treatment of files related to the assassination of President John Kennedy in 1963.
The senators plan to introduce the measure as an amendment to the law that is being processed in Congress and that it would authorize US defense funding for the fiscal year beginning October 1. It is likely that the support of Schumer influences many of his fellow Democrats. Rounds is a member of the Senate Intelligence and Armed Services committees.
The amendment would require the US National Archives and Records Administration to collect UAP records from all relevant government offices under “a presumption of prompt disclosure”, and a review board would have to provide justification for keeping the documents classified. “Our goal is to ensure the credibility of any research or material record” related to UAP, Rounds said.
What US Senators Said About UFO Records
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“For decades, many Americans have been fascinated by mysterious and unexplained objects, and it’s about time they got some answers,” Schumer said in a statement Friday, adding: “The public has a right to know about technologies of unknown origin, non-human intelligence, and unexplained phenomena.”
Source: Ambito
