UAP Disclosure Act in Congress: December deadline

This news update follows the UAP Disclosure Act as it enters the conference process for the FY2027 defense bill. The House adopted the measure as an amendment in July. Modeled on the 1992 JFK records law, it would create a permanent National Archives collection and an independent review board, among other provisions. Liberation Times contributor Kevin Wright argues that legislation would be harder for a future administration to reverse than executive-order releases. But the bill’s language is not guaranteed to survive: a similar measure was stripped during the 2023 conference process.

The video reviews the post-election calendar: the Senate is due back November 9, a FOIA response to David Grusch is expected November 13, and November 20 is a date to watch for a possible hearing, not a publicly confirmed booking. Former airman Logan Labby recounts seeing a V-shaped object through night-vision goggles at Schriever Air Force Base in spring 2008. Two other airmen saw it through the same equipment; Labby says he did not report it that night, amid fears of ridicule and clearance consequences. There was no photo or sensor data. The update also reports no new PURSUE release as of November 7.