UAP Caucus

Elevating UAP awareness and action among congressional members. Goal: Broader caucus participation across chambers.

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[Disclosure Foundation @disclosurefound]

The Disclosure Foundation has submitted formal testimony to the Connecticut General Assembly supporting legislation that would authorize a state study of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP).

Raised Bill No. 5422 would direct the University of Connecticut (@UConn) to evaluate how the state can better collect and analyze UAP-related data.

This is how public policy develops: experts submit testimony, lawmakers evaluate evidence, and institutions determine how best to approach emerging scientific and national security questions.

Momentum for state-level UAP research is already building. Earlier this year, New Jersey enacted legislation establishing the nation’s first state-funded UAP research center.

States are increasingly recognizing that responsible research, transparent reporting, and academic study are essential to understanding the phenomenon.

Read the full testimony and supporting materials: https://t.co/gvwxal88fV

[Americans for Safe Aerospace @SafeAerospace]

ASA supports Connecticut H.B. 5422, which directs the University of Connecticut to study UAP and evaluate establishing a state research center.

The bill advances state-level UAP research. CT residents: contact your representatives to support.

Learn more: https://t.co/wm4gWeWyBj

[UAP Caucus @uapcaucus]

Presidential action on the UAP issue is long overdue, but an announcement alone is not enough. This goes beyond just releasing files.

Will UAP whistleblowers be protected from retaliation, or will protections exist only on paper while careers and livelihoods continue to be destroyed?

Will those who came forward and faced retaliation receive real justice, or will their experiences be ignored?

Will the public see true accountability for the misuse of taxpayer dollars, and for decades of denial, manipulation, and deliberate obfuscation of information that belongs to humanity, not to a select few?

Will there be transparency about what has been known, who has known it, and why it was withheld for so long?

Will those who have acted as gatekeepers of this information be identified, and will there be real accountability for any illegal concealment, misuse of authority, or criminal activity related to the suppression of truth?

Will evidence be released in a form that can be independently verified, studied, and challenged by the global scientific community, rather than filtered through controlled narratives?

Will any recovered technologies or materials be made accessible for open scientific research and collaboration, so their potential can be understood and applied for the benefit of humanity, rather than confined indefinitely to classified programs?

Will the public be provided with high fidelity UAP imagery and sensor data that doesn’t jeopardize nat sec, or will we continue to see only low quality footage that raises questions but provides no clarity?

What matters now is whether the truth will be released with real accountability and oversight, or remain locked behind the same closed systems shrouded in secrecy for decades.

@realDonaldTrump @JDVance @DNIGabbard @PeteHegseth @ENERGY @CIADirector @DoW_AARO @marcorubio @RepRickCrawford @RepEricBurlison @RepRobertGarcia @RepMoskowitz @RepLuna @NancyMace @RepTimBurchett @SenTomCotton @MarkWarner @SenatorWicker @SenJackReed @RepMikeRogersAL @RepAdamSmith @SenGillibrand @SenatorRounds @RepRoKhanna @RepThomasMassie @CongressmanRaja

[Americans for Safe Aerospace @SafeAerospace]

ASA supports Vermont's H.654 introduced by Rep. Troy Headrick to establish a UAP Task Force. The bill would create multi-agency coordination, scientific analysis framework, and transparent reporting. House committee hearing Friday.

Full story: https://t.co/WyRov5otcF

[Americans for Safe Aerospace @SafeAerospace]

New Jersey signs ASA-supported legislation into law. $2.5M/year for university UAP research center, $1M for ATC loan forgiveness.

First state to fund university-based UAP research. Your state can replicate this model.

Full story: https://t.co/gs6PYZN0k8

[Americans for Safe Aerospace @SafeAerospace]

New Jersey is moving toward becoming the first state in the nation to establish and fund a dedicated Center for the Study of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, creating a replicable model for scientifically rigorous UAP research.
Read more >> https://t.co/wchJjICQPg

[Christopher K. Mellon @ChrisKMellon]

In “Age of Disclosure,” former DNI James Clapper acknowledged a secret Air Force UAP program.

Congress must now put USAF leadership under oath and obtain the data.
https://t.co/1FWUkRHIeJ

[Lester Nare @lesternare]

With @ageofdisclosure now public, here is how we believe growing public interest can be translated into actionable steps:

1. Get clear public statements on the current administration’s UAP policy from @SecRubio, @JDVance and @DNIGabbard.

2. Give Congress access to the relevant facilities.

3. Release a National Intelligence Estimate on UAP.

4. Create a restitution fund for whistleblowers.

5. Fund scientific UAP research grants through @NSF and other agencies.

6. Launch an inspector general review of legacy programs.

This is where our work now focuses. We intend to help drive each of these steps forward.

https://t.co/MGoZinoCTA

[Disclosure Foundation @disclosurefound]

The UAP Disclosure Fund is now the Disclosure Foundation.

Expanded mission — with a broader vision.

We’re uniting policy research, legal support, and public education to help define how the world will operate in a post-disclosure world.
https://t.co/nclm2JwSD0

[The Age of Disclosure @ageofdisclosure]

It's time for the world to know the truth.

Watch @ageofdisclosure now worldwide on @PrimeVideo & in theaters in NYC/LA/DC.

Be a part of the most important conversation ever!

[UAP Caucus @uapcaucus]

@DrBeaVillarroel Congrats Beatriz to you and your team!

[UAP Caucus @uapcaucus]

@CIADirector @CIA Now do UFOs

[Ryan Graves @uncertainvector]

I’m happy to report the Safe Airspace for Americans Act has been re-introduced in Congress. This legislation was an output of the 2023 UAP hearing and directly resolves UAP reporting issues for pilots. Let’s get this over the finish line this year!

[Oversight Committee @GOPoversight]

🔴 UAP HEARING! Watch as @RepLuna and the Task Force for the Declassification of Federal Secrets hold a hearing on restoring public trust through UAP transparency and whistleblower protection. https://t.co/TOLaBHHj9Q

[Disclosure Foundation @disclosurefound]

On National Whistleblower Day, we’re addressing a common concern:

Many whistleblowers believe that sharing classified UAP info with Congress could result in criminal or civil liability.

This fear is understandable, but it is not supported by the facts.

Our new policy brief makes it clear:

1. Congress is legally entitled to receive classified information in secure settings.

2. No one appears to have ever been prosecuted or sued for doing so.

Read our full brief co-authored by Kirk McConnell, @ChrisKMellon, and Hunt Willis: https://t.co/fDdWrSlqYN

#NationalWhistleblowerDay

[UAP Caucus @uapcaucus]

#OnThisDay – 247 Years Ago

The US Continental Congress passed the first whistleblower protection law, affirming that it is the duty of all citizens to report misconduct by public officials.

Transparency is patriotic.

#NationalWhistleblowerDay

[Disclosure Foundation @disclosurefound]

The Senate’s version of the FY26 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) is out.

But it does not include the UAP Disclosure Act.

🖊️ Sign the petition: https://t.co/QDHwsqlfAQ
📞 Call your Members of Congress: https://t.co/VZJXIZSDiP

The current Senate text includes three notable UAP provisions:

• Briefings on UAP intercepts (NORAD/NORTHCOM)
• A classification guidance framework for UAP programs
• Centralized reporting of UAP data to AARO

These are meaningful steps toward oversight but they are not enough.

The UAP Disclosure Act (UAPDA) remains absent.

Without it, there is no enduring legal framework to ensure public access, prevent indefinite classification, or hold agencies accountable for decades of secrecy.

We’ve formally reached out to staff on the Senate Armed Services and Intelligence Committees, urging them to support the UAPDA’s inclusion in the final NDAA.

But Congressional pressure only works when it's bipartisan and public.

We need your voice.

Transparency is a matter of national trust. It’s time to pass the UAP Disclosure Act.

[UAP Caucus @uapcaucus]

@ivan_hannel @MickWest @DoD_AARO To clarify, we are not the official account of the Congressional House UAP Caucus. While individual Representatives are active on Twitter/X, the caucus as a group does not have an official account on the platform.

We remain committed to advocating for transparency on this issue.

[Lester Nare @lesternare]

We have dozens of audio summaries of this and several other UAP research papers on @uapcaucus.

Great way for folks to dip their toes in and learn about the latest science and research.

There are 52 papers already in the library.

https://t.co/btZUqkNkyy