Trump Administration Set to Release New UFO Files

The Trump administration is preparing to declassify a new set of government files related to unexplained aerial phenomena, a move expected to draw intense scrutiny from lawmakers, researchers and the public. The release would include materials not previously made available and could involve records held by executive branch agencies, including national security and defense offices.

The anticipated disclosure comes amid continued pressure for greater transparency over the government’s handling of reports involving unidentified objects and possible extraterrestrial-related information. Officials are expected to rely on formal declassification procedures, with the release requiring actual public availability of the records rather than a preliminary announcement.

The files are expected to be made public by June 15, adding to a series of recent government actions aimed at addressing long-standing questions about aerial incidents investigated by U.S. agencies. The scope and significance of the documents will depend on how much material is cleared for release and whether sensitive national security details are redacted.