9/11 Families Urge Trump to Release Files at Ground Zero
On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, victims' families at Ground Zero are urging President Trump to declassify and release government documents related to Saudi Arabia's alleged role. They express hope that President Trump will act where previous administrations have not.
BREAKING: 9/11 Families Urge President Trump to Release Files at Ground Zero New York, NY - On the solemn 25th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks, families of victims gathered at Ground Zero, turning their attention to President Donald J. Trump with a renewed plea to declassify and release long-sought government documents. The families, represented by advocates like Terry Strada, the president of 9/11 Families United, expressed frustration with previous administrations and are now placing their hope in President Trump's commitment to transparency and justice. A Quarter Century of Unanswered Questions Twenty-five years after the devastating attacks that claimed nearly 3,000 lives, many 9/11 families still feel that critical questions remain unanswered. Central to their ongoing pursuit of truth is the role of Saudi Arabia in the attacks. Families have long suspected complicity and have been engaged in a protracted legal and political battle to access government records they believe would shed more light on the extent of foreign involvement. Terry Strada, a prominent voice for the families, stated today at Ground Zero, "We have been fighting for justice for 25…