New York Post·September 19, 2026

‘We are not alone:’ Coalition of UFO whistleblowers call on Trump to let them publicly reveal secrets

What happened

The headline development is a new legal waiver that allows people with access to sensitive UAP information to share it with a designated government reporting system. That system is meant to collect disclosures without automatically opening the material to public release.

Why it matters

The policy matters because it creates a narrower path for testimony and evidence to surface, especially from former insiders who say they were bound by secrecy rules. Even so, the waiver does not itself validate alien claims; it only changes how some information can be reported.

What's next

The practical effect is likely to be more disclosures, more hearings, and more scrutiny of whether any of the material points to advanced technology, misidentification, or something unproven. The question of formal confirmation remains unresolved, and the public debate may intensify rather than conclude.

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