UNITED EXPERIENCERS INITIATIVE — Public Petition
May 30, 2026

The United Experiencers Initiative stands in firm opposition to 
the framing and intent of the White House's newly launched 
Aliens.gov website.

We are a A non profit built around one central truth: contact with 
non-human intelligence carries a message of love, unity, and care 
for one another and for this planet. That message stands in direct
contradiction to what Aliens.gov represents.

We want to be clear: we are not opposed to protecting our 
communities. Removing illegal immigrants who have committed crimes 
against others is reasonable. Every person deserves to feel safe. 
But there is a meaningful difference between protecting people and 
causing fear amongst the people by using illegal immigrants to 
make aliens look bad — and that line has been crossed here.

We have two serious concerns.

First, using the language and visual aesthetics of extraterrestrial 
contact — phrases like "they walk among us" and "invasion," sci-fi 
styling, and the deliberate invocation of sixty years of government 
secrecy around UAP phenomena — to indirectly and subconsciously 
instill fear about extraterrestrials is a profound misuse of that 
language. The experiencer community has long carried the weight of 
stigma precisely because of fear-based narratives around the 
unknown. We will not stay silent while that same fear is 
deliberately manufactured and pointed at vulnerable people. The 
language presented on this website is misleading and damaging to 
disclosure. Language matters — and the truth has been suppressed 
and blurred for far too long.

Second, dehumanizing immigrants by framing them as alien threats 
is not just a political choice — it is a moral one. The beings our 
community has encountered have never communicated division, threat, 
or otherness. They have communicated the opposite. We take that 
seriously.

The United Experiencers Initiative calls on the White House to 
retire the Aliens.gov platform in its current form. The language 
of contact and disclosure does not belong in the service of fear. 
It belongs to all of us — and it carries a responsibility.

We are disclosure. And we are change.

— Nadalee Dale Hill, Founder & CEO
United Experiencers Initiative, Inc.
www.theuei.org