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President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order to declassify and release government files related to the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr., signaling a move towards greater transparency.
This order requires the Director of National Intelligence, in coordination with the Attorney General, to develop a plan for the release of the JFK assassination records within 15 days of the order’s signing. For the RFK and MLK assassination documents, the timeframe extends to 45 days. The executive order explicitly states that the release of these records is in the public interest, overturning previous decisions to withhold information based on national security concerns.
Despite the directive for full disclosure, the process involves presenting a plan to Trump, suggesting there might be some level of review or redaction based on current security risk assessments. However, the order indicates an intention to release these documents with minimal or no redactions, aiming for “full and complete” disclosure. This initiative has stirred public interest due to longstanding conspiracy theories and questions surrounding these assassinations.
While many documents related to JFK’s assassination have been released in the past, significant portions were redacted or withheld. The current order aims to clarify these historical events by making all related government records accessible to the public.
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