UAP Disclosure Act re-introduced
Senators Rounds and Schumer filed the fuller UAP Disclosure Act again as a floor amendment (SA 2610) to the FY2025 defence bill in July 2024.
2024 CE · 38.89, -77.01 · status: official
The account
The re-filed text sought to restore the review board and other parts stripped in 2023. On 29 July 2025 Senator Schumer, with Senators Rounds and Gillibrand, submitted it again as amendment SA 3111 to the FY2026 bill (S. 2296), including federal eminent domain over recovered material (Congressional Record, S4847–S4854). As of these entries, the full review-board version had not become law. The Congressional Record for 29 July 2025 prints SA 3111, submitted by Senator Schumer with Senators Rounds and Gillibrand to the FY2026 defence bill (S. 2296) and ordered to lie on the table. It is the 'UAP Disclosure Act of 2025', with the review board, a Controlled Disclosure Campaign Plan and federal eminent domain over recovered 'technologies of unknown origin and biological evidence of non-human intelligence' (S4853), and it would repeal and replace the cut-down 2023 version (S4854).
The sceptical view
Repeated re-filing shows continuing congressional interest but not new evidence; opposition in the House has blocked the stronger provisions.
Connections in the atlas
- Chuck Schumer and Mike Rounds: Re-introduced the UAP Disclosure Act, with its nine-member U
- UAP records law enacted (FY2024 NDAA)
- Christopher Mellon: As Schumer, Rounds and Gillibrand filed the UAP Disclosure A
- The Schumer–Rounds UAP Disclosure Act