READ: Congressional UAP Investigator Reports White House Has Approved Access to Classified UFO Facilities
A congressman involved in the federal UFO investigation says the Trump administration has quietly approved access to secret military facilities long rumored to conceal evidence of non-human intelligence, as speculation grows about a possible UFO disclosure that may—or may not—take place around July 8.
Rep. Eric Burlison of Missouri, a member of the congressional oversight committee investigating Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs), said on the ALN Podcast that the White House authorized his request to inspect highly classified locations tied to decades of UFO secrecy. According to Burlison, President Trump and his staff directed the Department of Defense to cooperate with the investigation and facilitate access where possible.
Burlison stated that his request includes U.S. and foreign military sites where whistleblowers have alleged recovered unidentified craft, advanced materials, archives, and even non-human biological remains are stored. He referenced a classified facility outside the United States housing an object so large it could not be moved, requiring a structure to be built around it.
The congressman said he entered Congress as a skeptic but changed his position after hearing public testimony from whistleblower David Grusch in early 2023. Burlison later connected Grusch with the House Oversight Committee and helped initiate a series of hearings featuring testimony from current and former military officials, despite repeated Pentagon denials that any physical evidence of extraterrestrial technology or life has ever been recovered.
During a UAP hearing in September 2025, Burlison revealed previously unseen military footage dated October 30, 2024, showing a U.S. drone striking an orb-shaped unidentified object with a Hellfire missile. The object appeared to survive the impact and continue flying away at extreme speed.
While reports from Trump insiders suggest new information on extraterrestrials could be revealed by July, no official announcement has been made, and it remains unclear whether any disclosure will actually occur.
