Donald Trump's UFO advisory team is publicly pressuring major US defence contractors, including Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman, to come clean about any secret alien tech they may be hiding, as the president's administration moves to broaden its UAP disclosure drive in Washington this week.
The disclosure push has accelerated since Trump established a UAP Science Advisory Council and ordered agencies to release unidentified anomalous phenomena data that does not compromise national security. That shift has drawn out a small group of insiders, former intelligence officials and sympathetic lawmakers who argue that the real breakthroughs, if they exist, are not buried in dusty Pentagon basements but inside the vaults of private contractors working off classified government deals.
