Biden delays release of JFK assassination files until December 2022: Cites ‘significant impact’ of the COVID-19 pandemic

The White House said Friday it would delay the release of long-classified documents related to the assassination of US President John F. Kennedy
President Joe Biden cited the ‘significant impact’ of the COVID-19 pandemic as cause for the holdup
Biden wrote in a statement that ‘an interim release’ of the remaining classified files ‘shall be withheld from full public disclosure’ until December 15
A second batch of records will be released to the public in a ‘more comprehensive release in late 2022,’ the memo announced
In 2018, Donald Trump released 19,000 secret files on the assassination, but withheld 14,000 records on national security grounds through October 26
However, the White House said the national archivist needs more time for a review into that redaction, which was slowed by the pandemic

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