Document · D-036
The UAP Disclosure Act 2025 in the Congressional Record (amendment 3111)
Congressional Record, July 29, 2025, pp. S4847–S4854 – SA 3111, Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Disclosure Act of 2025
United States Senate – Congressional Record · Jul 29, 2025 · USA · Law
Original available
Page read on congress.gov (HTML version of the Congressional Record, pp. S4847–S4854).
- What it contains
- The Congressional Record reports the text of amendment 3111, submitted by Chuck Schumer, also on behalf of Mike Rounds and Kirsten Gillibrand, to bill S. 2296, the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026, and “ordered to lie on the table.” Under the short title “Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Disclosure Act of 2025” it re-proposes the collection of records, a review board, a plan for controlled disclosure and the power of eminent domain over recovered materials.
- What it shows and what it does not
- It documents the text that the Senate had before it in 2025; the amendment did not enter the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2026 (PL 119-60). Like any bill, it does not prove the existence of the materials whose custody it provides for.
- How it came to light
- Published in the Senate's Congressional Record on congress.gov.
- The document
- Open the document (congress.gov)
Sources
- Congressional Record, July 29, 2025 – PDF of pages S4847 and following (primary source)
- DefenseScoop, July 29, 2025 – disclosure advocates and the 2026 defense budget (press)
On this site
People 3
Promises 1
- Mike Rounds: Rounds announced that he and Leader Schumer would reintroduce the UAP Disclosure Act as an amendment to this… Deadline still open
Where the claims come from 1
- A “Legacy Program” exists, that is, a set of “legacy” programs that for about eighty years has been…
Timeline 2
- Jul 29, 2025: Schumer, Rounds and Gillibrand reintroduce the UAP Disclosure Act of 2025
- Dec 18, 2025: The 2026 Defense budget becomes law without the UAP Disclosure Act
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