White House Activates Declassification Task Force on Trump’s Historic UAP DirectiveWhite House officials have now begun direct talks with the congressional Declassification Task Force to carry out President Donald Trump’s February 2026 order on unidentified aerial phenomena, known as UAPs. The directive instructs agencies to identify and release files on UAPs, UFO-style sightings, and any possible extraterrestrial or non-human intelligence.Rep. Tim Burchett, a key Republican member of the task force, confirmed the development after speaking with White House staff. He stated bluntly, “Trump will disrupt with this,” and expressed hope that real information could start coming out soon. Burchett, who has sat through briefings from nearly every major government agency, has long said the details would keep ordinary people up at night.This move builds on months of steady pressure from the House Task Force on Declassification of Federal Secrets, chaired by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna. The group recently demanded specific UAP video evidence from the Pentagon and continues pushing for full transparency after decades of government stonewalling on pilot reports and radar data.Trump’s order followed huge public interest and even led the White House to register domains such as alien.gov. While some official voices still stress that no hard proof of non-human visitors has been made public, insiders and lawmakers insist the files contain far more than previously admitted.After years of shadows and denials, this fresh engagement marks a genuine step toward ending the secrecy. Buckle up—disclosure could finally be arriving.