16 Jan 2023 4:38 pm
How does declassification work?There’s also a detailed process for declassification with rules laid out under executive order. Typically, if a president wants to declassify something, he checks with the agency in charge, which has broad say in whether the information becomes public, Gerstell said.If documents are declassified, there’s usually a painstaking process of blacking out what information still stays secret. “It’s not a question of a concept being declassified, or boxes of documents. It’s a word by word determination,” he said.The declassification order must be memorialized and any agencies that are affected have to be notified, Moss said. The individual documents then have to be re-marked to show they’re no longer considered classified.Beekeeper » 16 Jan 2023, 4:20 pm » wrote: ↑ The PRESIDENT, regardless of WHO he/she is, can declassify ANYTHING he/she chooses at any time he chooses.
PERIOD!!
Why do you nasty stupid ARSEHOLES have such in penetrable thought processes?? There is no "required" procedure for the President to declassify anything.