In 2018, Trump—who was 17 when Kennedy was assassinated—released thousands of papers, some of which were censored for national security reasons.
In 2022, President Biden declassified an additional 13,000 documents. “A new age of utmost openness is being ushered in by President Trump.
According to the New York Post, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard said, “Under his direction, previously redacted JFK assassination files are being made public with no redactions.”
A few files are still locked. Some records are still classified even though Trump’s decision was widely expected.
Some were dissatisfied with the absence of fresh disclosures, while supporters applauded the action as a step toward government openness.
