I wanted to see what could be altered to truly improve lives for liberty and justice for all. I changed a few more things as someone mentioned there wasn’t enough on making true change. Also there isn’t  new treaties its about respecting the ones they already have that they ignore. And proper justice to all affected by slavery and segregation and their families.

My Revision of Constitution Still Only Rough Draft, some things can be expanded on or modified more 

UPDATED VERSION, below is new and old revisions 

My Revision of Constitution #2

Preamble 

We the People of the United States, in Order to form a truly just and compassionate Union, to honor and restore the sovereignty of Native American Nations through land reclamation and fulfillment of treaties, to atone and provide retribution for the enduring injustices of slavery and segregation, to safeguard the environment and the wellbeing of future generations, and to ensure accountability against those who serve only private interests at the expense of the People, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.

This Constitution is dedicated to protecting human dignity, the rights of nature, and the flourishing of society, while revoking the human rights of those who commit the most vile acts against humanity, animals, or the environment beyond the right to a fair trial.

Article I – Legislative Powers for Environmental Justice and Public Interest

All legislative powers shall be vested in a Congress of the United States, consisting of a Senate and House of Representatives.
Congress shall enact laws to ensure universal access to education, healthcare, environmental restoration, and reparative programs for communities harmed by slavery and segregation.
Laws shall prioritize the return of stolen lands to Native American Nations, the protection of ecosystems, and the regulation of all industries to prevent harm to people, animals, and the planet.
Lobbying that serves private over public interest, insider trading by government officials, or acts against the People’s trust shall be punishable as high crimes.

Article II – The Executive Duty for Restoration and Accountability

The President shall swear to uphold the Constitution and to ensure environmental protection, social equity, and restitution for historical injustices.
The Executive shall oversee the return of Native lands, the enforcement of reparative programs, and the prosecution of corporate or political actors engaged in corruption or harm to society.
Federal agencies shall actively restore ecosystems, combat climate change, and dismantle structures of systemic exploitation.

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Article III – Judiciary for Societal and Environmental Justice

The judicial power shall be vested in one Supreme Court and in inferior courts established by Congress.
Courts shall prioritize cases involving corruption, environmental destruction, corporate malfeasance, and reparative justice for communities harmed by slavery and segregation.
Lobbyists, corporate executives, and officials found guilty of insider trading, environmental crimes, or harm to the People’s interest shall face severe penalties, including civil forfeiture and disqualification from public influence.
Individuals convicted of murder, sexual crimes against minors, large-scale environmental destruction, or severe animal cruelty shall forfeit their broader human rights protections beyond the right to a fair trials depending on severity of personal actions. 

Article IV – Responsibilities of the States

States shall ensure access to education, healthcare, environmental restoration, and reparative justice initiatives.
States must collaborate with the federal government to restore Native lands, protect wildlife, and prevent exploitation of natural resources.

Article V – Bill of Rights and Public Protections

All citizens shall enjoy the rights to life, liberty, education, healthcare, reparative justice, and protection from discrimination.
Citizens shall have the right to a clean environment, access to clean water, and the humane treatment of animals.
Freedom of speech, religion, and assembly remain protected, except when used to directly incite violence or to orchestrate actions that harm society, animals, or the environment.
Those who commit the gravest crimes against people, animals, or the planet shall forfeit full human rights especially in the case of sexual crimes against minors and animals shall mean you forfeit the right to protect you against cruel and unusual punishment.

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Article VI – Accountability and Anti-Corruption Measures

Corporations and individuals that knowingly harm society, exploit the environment, or compromise the People’s trust through lobbying or insider trading shall face full criminal, civil, and financial penalties.
All government officials and private entities must operate with transparency and prioritize the public good over private profit.

Article VII – Ratification

This Constitution, dedicated to environmental restoration, social redemption, and the protection of all communities, shall take effect upon ratification by a supermajority of the States.

Pledge

We affirm that a society which restores the earth, returns stolen lands, delivers justice for historic wrongs, and holds the corrupt accountable is a society of true freedom, dignity, and lasting harmony.

Rewritten by Kallista Love Vega-Alobaidi

OLD VERSIONPreamble

We the People of the United States, in Order to form a truly just and compassionate Union, to honor and renew our promises to Native American Nations, to atone for the injustices of slavery and segregation, to promote the wellbeing, education, and flourishing of all citizens, and to secure the blessings of liberty and safety for future generations, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America. This Constitution is committed to protecting the environment, the dignity of all living beings, and the fair treatment of every member of society, while ensuring that those who deliberately harm people, animals, or the planet are held fully accountable.

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Article I – Legislative Powers for the Betterment of Society

All legislative powers shall be vested in a Congress of the United States, consisting of a Senate and House of Representatives.
Congress shall prioritize laws that ensure universal access to education, healthcare, environmental protection, and the advancement of public welfare.
Any law passed shall be evaluated for its impact on Native American communities, those affected by the legacy of slavery and segregation, and the protection of natural resources and animals.

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Article II – The Executive Commitment to Justice and Care

The executive power shall be vested in a President of the United States, elected by the People, who shall swear to uphold not only the Constitution but also the protection of the environment, human dignity, and the wellbeing of all communities.
The President shall ensure that federal agencies actively restore and protect ecosystems, uphold treaties with Native American Nations, and enforce justice against any individual or entity that commits crimes against people, animals, or the environment.

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Article III – Judiciary for Human and Environmental Justice

Judicial power shall be vested in one Supreme Court and in inferior courts established by Congress.
Courts shall prioritize cases of harm to human life, animal welfare, and environmental integrity, ensuring that justice is swift and equitable.
Individuals convicted of murder, sexual crimes against minors, or severe acts of animal cruelty shall forfeit their human rights protections beyond the right to a fair trial, as they have fundamentally violated the principles of humanity.

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Article IV – Rights and Responsibilities of the States

States shall ensure that all citizens have access to education, healthcare, and a healthy environment.
States shall collaborate with the federal government to preserve natural resources, protect wildlife, and honor the sovereignty and agreements with Native American Nations.

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Article V – Bill of Rights and Revised Protections

All citizens shall enjoy the rights to life, liberty, education, healthcare, and protection from discrimination based on race, gender, or origin.
Citizens shall have the right to a clean environment, humane treatment of animals, and access to public knowledge and education and free access to clean water.
Freedom of speech, religion, and assembly remain protected, except where such actions directly incite violence or the harm to people, animals, or the environment.
Individuals who commit acts of murder, pedophilia, or animal abuse shall lose full human rights protections, as they have violated the core social contract of humanity.

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Article VI – Accountability for Harm and Protection of Society

Corporations and individuals that knowingly cause significant harm to people, animals, or the environment shall face criminal and civil penalties.
Public and private entities must operate with transparency and be accountable to the People.

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Article VII – Ratification

This revised Constitution, dedicated to the betterment of all people, the protection of the environment, and the fair treatment of animals, shall take effect upon ratification by a supermajority of States.

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Pledge

We affirm that a society that nurtures its people, honors its promises, protects its land, and punishes those who destroy others or the world around them is a society built for justice, freedom, and enduring wellbeing.

Rewritten By 

Kallista Love Vega-Alobaidi

March 25,2026

11:11 am