Pr. Trump allow the release of the truth

This year coming up on October is the 25th anniversary of the JFK assassination records collection Act ,Under that act, which President George H.W. Bush signed into law back in 1992, the National Archives established a single collection of all records relating to Kennedy’s assassination. The law also set up a plan to declassify the records, stipulating that they would all be made public by the law’s 25th anniversary: October 26, 2017. President Trump, who will now decide whether the public will get access to the last remaining secret files in the assassination records, has the power to delay the release of some or all of these files. Under the same 1992 law, the FBI and the CIA can appeal to the Archives to keep the remaining files secret on national security grounds, but only the U.S. president can block their release. To do so, Trump would have to certify to the National Archives that keeping the records secret is “made necessary by an identifiable harm to military defense, intelligence operations, law enforcement or conduct of foreign relations,” and that the harm in question is greater than the public interest in disclosing the records. Multi-partisan issue here please sign for the transparency of government