Declassification in a sentence

But in 2021 Ron Wyden, the senator justly credited with being the foremost advocate for declassification reform, had to put his proposals in a classified annex to the Intelligence Authorization Act.

Canada is the only member of the Five Eyes intelligence alliance — which also includes the United States, Britain, Australia and New Zealand — that does not have a declassification process for historic records, he noted.

Sen. Mike Braun (R-IN) suggested Biden's missing the origins deadline was tied to Blinken's visit, which began the same day as the declassification deadline.

Solomon’s federal court filing said that just before Trump left office after his defeat by U.S. President Joe Biden, Solomon was told by Meadows that Trump intended to order the declassification of the Crossfire Hurricane materials in the binder.

As anticipation for the Trump interview builds, Americans on social media are fantasising about the questions they would like Rogan to pose, on everything from alien declassification to documents about Jeffrey Epstein.

If protests are, as they claim, truly “organic,” the Biden administration can authorize and build on strategic declassification.

California Rep. Adam Schiff, chairman of the House intelligence committee, vowed to conduct oversight of any effort to selectively reveal and distort classified information or manipulate the declassification system.

Do you feel there’s any danger of ongoing intelligence activities being endangered, as some are saying, by this declassification order?

Revah said the declassification of hemp may put businesses and Texas customers at ease.

So if there’s a declassification move, maybe we can start getting answers there.

The vice president's office singled out House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff, who on Tuesday reiterated a demand for the declassification of additional testimony from one of Pence's aides who testified in November.

Typically, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence coordinates declassification work by contacting various agencies where classified material originated to get their input on what should be released or not disclosed based on legal exemptions.

According to the procedural rules of both houses of Congress, their intelligence committees can declassify material in their possession if the committee votes that such declassification would be in the public interest.

Additional servicing components include: record preparation, metadata creation, digitization of records, record retrieval, declassification review, and package tracking and submission.

Because when you're weaponizing the declassification process to hurt your political enemies, timing is everything.

The Justice Department characterized the prospect of this release and the declassification of sensitive information as “extraordinarily reckless”; Democrats on the committee hold that the memo’s conclusions are gravely misleading.

Top people in Congress and inside the DOJ know what happened, they just can’t publicly discuss it until the declassification happens.

White House lawyers are actively reviewing controversial FBI and Department of Justice documents relating to the 2016 presidential campaign for possible declassification, multiple sources with knowledge tell The Daily Caller News Foundation.

Declassification of Government archives have allowed modern scholarship to piece together the choreography of the drafting of the declaration.

In 1992, following a declassification ruling by the German government, the Stasi files were opened, leading people to look for their files.