Despite public claims of unprecedented transparency, Trump has not released key documents related to foreign interference in the upcoming election.

The White House had previously promised to declassify sensitive materials, including those tied to national security assessments. However, a congressional mandate requiring the disclosure of a report on foreign meddling in the 2024 election remains unfulfilled.

Critics argue the delay undermines the administration's transparency agenda, particularly as Congress continues to seek access to intelligence briefings and related records.

The situation echoes past controversies over document handling, raising fresh questions about national security protocols and public accountability ahead of the vote.