Academics who have studied Kennedy's slaying on Nov. Another official said: “There does remain sensitive information in the records” that could compromise the identify of informants or intelligence operations.
"The president wants to ensure there is full transparency here and is expecting that the agencies do a better job in reducing any conflicts within the redactions and get this information out as quickly as possible," one official said. The officials described Trump as reluctant to accept agency requests to hold back thousands of documents but felt in the end he had no choice but to agree to their entreaties. After the review, Trump expected such withholdings to be rare.
Administration officials told reporters on a conference call that Trump ordered government agencies to study the redactions in the documents over the next 180 days to determine whether they needed to remain hidden from the public. Trump had confirmed on Saturday that he would allow the documents to be made public. 26, 2017, for the entire set to be made public. Congress had ordered in 1992 that all records relating to the investigation into Kennedy's death should be open to the public, and set a final deadline of Oct. Kennedy but yielded to pressure from the FBI and CIA to block the release of some information, senior administration officials said. By Steve Holland and Jeff Mason WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Thursday ordered the release of 2,800 documents related to the 1963 assassination of President John F.
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