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I don't believe that we have been visited. This is a piece of Neil deGrasse Tyson's take -

Tyson often points out several reasons why he remains highly skeptical of UFO/UAP sightings and alien visitation claims:

Lack of Concrete Evidence: He emphasizes that in the modern era of ubiquitous high-resolution smartphone cameras and streaming technology, there has never been a definitive, clear video or physical artifact presented to prove visitation.Flawed Scientific

Logic: He notes that simply because something in the sky is "unidentified" does not automatically mean it is a visiting alien.

The "Ego" of Human Importance: Tyson has argued that an alien species capable of crossing the vast distances of the galaxy would be vastly more advanced than humanity. He playfully points out the human hubris in assuming such an advanced civilization would travel across the cosmos just to abduct livestock, create crop circles, or buzz military airspace

I have read that he has somewhat changed his tune, a bit:

"Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson has shifted from outright UFO skeptic to engaging with the UAP (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena) debate, driven by recent congressional testimonies and Pentagon file releases. However, he continues to demand hard physical proof, famously challenging the government to show the alien instead of releasing ambiguous documents."

Solstice just needs to tell him that it's as stupid as arguing with people over whether leprechauns exist.

You can look at all the whistle blower stuff, whatever videos have been released.  What is most important to me is that it's been going on for 80 years and apparently as far back in '48 we had been exposed enough to it that a major general and government felt confident that they could predict when they would reappear.  It's something ... it's not just nothing.  Doesn't mean it's aliens, but if it's not us, then who could it be?