The US government's registration of the domain aliens.gov has prompted online speculation about its purpose, with some netizens saying it's more likely tied to immigration than extraterrestrials.

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The US government has registered the domain aliens.gov, according to WHOIS (GoDaddy registry data). The registration was reportedly completed by the C.

The U.S. government registered the domain name “Aliens.gov” a month after President Donald Trump promised to release all federal files on UFOs and supposed extraterrestrial sightings. The new ...

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Though the website is not yet live, the government has reserved the domain name for an as-yet-unknown purpose, registry ...

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The White House registered aliens.gov, a month after Trump ordered the release of all government UAP and UFO files following ...

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