Section 10 eminent-domain over TUO & NHI (UAP Disclosure Act).

documentedgovernment_studySOF/JSOC UAP Retrieval Claim

The Disclosure Act's Section 10 directs the Federal Government to 'exercise eminent domain over any and all recovered technologies of unknown origin and biological evidence of non-human intelligence' held by private persons/entities.

Section 10, titled 'Disclosure of Recovered Technologies of Unknown Origin and Biological Evidence of Non-Human Intelligence', is the provision that would seize from private control any recovered craft of unknown origin (TUO) and any biological remains of non-human intelligence (NHI) 'in the interests of the public good'. It is the legislative hook that presupposes such material exists in private (contractor) hands — the core link between the legacy-program claim and named defense contractors. The clause's text is documented; the existence of the material it targets is a claim. (Bridges to existing node 'eminent_domain_provision'.).

Connected entities

Legacy Crash-Retrieval Program.Private aerospace contractors.UAP Disclosure Act eminent-domain provision.UAP Disclosure Act of 2024 (Schumer-Rounds, S.Amdt.2610 / FY2025 NDAA reintroduction).