President Obama is getting heat from lawmakers to declassify 28 pages of the 9/11 report that were initially blacked out when it was released to the public according to The Hill.

Representatives Walter Jones (R-NC), Thomas Massie (R-KY) and Stephen Lynch (D-MA) are pushing for the release and looking for additional support.

11 members of the House have since co-sponsored Jones’s resolution. Possible Senate support might follow as well.

Jones said:

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You cannot have trust in your government when your government hides information from you, particularly on something horrific like 9/11.

The non released pages are thought to suggest that high-level officials in Saudi Arabia were complicit in the 2001 attacks.

Currently Members of Congress can view the additional pages by writing the House Intelligence Committee and asking.

The Intelligence panel’s chairman, Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) has said the committee allowed more than 30 requests from colleagues to view the papers in the 113th Congress. Eight more requests were recently approved on Wednesday as well.

Lawmakers are pushing to make the classified pages visible to the public. They state it is especially important for the families who had lost a loved one in the attacks. Reportedly the president had promised the families he would release the documents and has yet to do so.