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Congress Has Seen the Evidence on UFOs

Key Takeaways Lawmakers with security clearances, including Rep. Nancy Mace, say they've viewed classified UAP footage and material far beyond what's been publicly released. Legal experts argue the public has a right to data on the life-form question itself, separate from classified military hardware or defense programs. Recent congressional hearings…

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