Mass surveillance

The Anti-Corruption and Transparency Party will use the National Legislative Initiative and work with the President to directly dismantle the mass surveillance state by bypassing Congress and taking the fight straight to the voters. Instead of relying on lawmakers captured by intelligence agencies and corporate lobbyists, the Initiative allows citizens to enact binding federal statutes that fully repeal the legal architecture of warrantless surveillance—from the USA PATRIOT Act to the FISA Amendments Act, National Security Letters, CISA, REAL ID, the CLOUD Act, CALEA, and the broad spying powers hidden within Executive Order 12333.

Criminalizing the collecting of data by corporations and government agencies

A single, citizen-enacted statute through the National Legislative Initiative and work with the President to end mass surveillance more effectively than any oversight committee by criminalizing the practice outright. The law would make it a felony for any government employee, contractor, or agency to collect digital data—whether metadata, content, location trails, browsing history, app telemetry, biometric information, or financial records—without a specific, individualized Article III warrant based on probable cause. No blanket authorizations, no FISA-style rubber stamps, and no “good faith” exceptions that intelligence agencies routinely exploit. Any data obtained outside these constitutional boundaries must be destroyed within 48 hours, with mandatory logs automatically published to a public transparency portal. By imposing direct personal criminal liability instead of vague administrative penalties, the law makes warrantless collection too risky for any agent or official to attempt. With one sweeping statute, mass surveillance collapses—replaced by strict constitutional limits the government can no longer evade or reinterpret.

The National Legislative Action Initiative can abolish the FBI, DHS, and CIA by bypassing gridlocked institutions and allowing citizens to directly propose and enact federal statutes that dissolve these agencies and transfer their essential functions to tightly limited, constitutionally bound replacements. Under the NLAI, voters can approve a comprehensive Federal Agency Dissolution Act that repeals the statutory authority creating each agency, terminates their budgets, revokes surveillance and intelligence powers, and mandates a full public audit and controlled shutdown overseen by an independent civilian transition board. This initiative ensures that no President, Congress, or bureaucratic actor can water down or sabotage the reform; once approved by citizens nationwide, the law automatically takes effect, eliminating the agencies, redistributing core duties to smaller, transparent, non-intelligence entities, and banning any attempt to recreate clandestine structures. Through direct democracy, the public not politicians decides to dismantle the national security bureaucracy and replace it with accountable, lawful, and strictly limited institutions.

Citizen-Controlled Digital Privacy Oversight Office

Digital Bill of Rights

The Anti-Corruption and Transparency Party will work with the National Legislative Action Initiative and the President to create of a National Digital Bill of Rights establishes a constitutional-level statute that finally protects Americans’ freedoms in the modern era. This law guarantees the absolute right to encryption, the right to communicate anonymously, and full protection of digital property and private storage from government intrusion. It bans all government hacking of personal devices without a warrant, prohibits forced decryption under any circumstance, and gives every citizen the right to sue agencies for surveillance abuses with mandatory financial damages to ensure accountability. By embedding these protections into binding federal law that cannot be weakened by executive orders or agency policy, the Digital Bill of Rights creates permanent structural safeguards against digital overreach. Its impact is transformative, though resistance from intelligence agencies and some lawmakers will be significant—but the protections it provides are enduring and irreversible once enacted.

The surveillance state survives through fear and retaliation.

Solutions:

• Full legal immunity for whistleblowers exposing unconstitutional spying

• Ban classification of information covering illegal activity

• Create a public-interest defense in espionage-related cases

• Automatic reinstatement with back pay for retaliated employees

• Reward system for exposing unlawful surveillance

• Require public servants to release FOIA requests within one day to the auditor.

• Strict punishments for citizens and law enforcement for treating auditors with disrespect will require the arrest and jailing of law enforcement and citizens who retaliate against the auditor.

Impact: Drains secrecy from the inside.
Resistance: Low to medium.

Protections for first amendment auditors and whistleblowers

Shutting down Fusion Centers

The Anti-Corruption and Transparency Party will eliminate all 80+ DHS fusion centers by using a single national statute—passed through the National Legislative Action Initiative—that permanently repeals their legal authority, cuts their funding, and criminalizes the collection or sharing of citizen data without a specific, individualized warrant. These fusion centers, which blend local police surveillance, federal intelligence feeds, private-sector data, and warrantless tracking technologies, would be immediately ordered into a controlled shutdown overseen by an independent civilian audit team. All stored metadata, watchlists, suspicious-activity logs, and information acquired without a warrant must be securely destroyed within 30–60 days, with public reporting at each stage. Local agencies will be prohibited from recreating similar intelligence hubs, and federal grants that previously funded fusion centers would be redirected toward transparent, community-based public-safety programs. By targeting the statutory framework, the funding streams, and the database infrastructure simultaneously, the Party ensures that fusion centers cannot simply rebrand or relocate. This approach ends the shadow surveillance networks operating outside public oversight and restores constitutional boundaries to law enforcement and intelligence operations nationwide.

Surveillance Oversight Authority

The Anti-Corruption and Transparency Party will establish an Independent Surveillance Oversight Authority as a fourth-pillar watchdog entirely separate from the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches, ensuring that no political actor or intelligence agency can interfere with its work. Created through the National Legislative Action Initiative, this authority will have full subpoena power, unrestricted access to classified programs, the ability to conduct unannounced audits, and the legal mandate to suspend or terminate any surveillance operation found to violate constitutional protections. It will also possess criminal referral power, enabling it to send cases directly to independent prosecutors when officials or agencies engage in unlawful spying. Staffed by technologists, constitutional experts, auditors, and citizen representatives—not political appointees—it will publish real-time public reports, enforce compliance mandates, and operate under strict transparency rules so the public can see every action it takes. By placing powerful enforcement tools in the hands of an institution that politicians and intelligence agencies cannot control, the Party ensures permanent, uncorrupted oversight of all surveillance activity in the United States.

Internet cookies

The Anti-Corruption and Transparency Party will use the National Legislative Action Initiative to enact a federal statute that permanently bans the sale, misuse, and hidden repurposing of internet cookies. Under this plan, all third-party tracking cookies used for data brokerage, cross-site profiling, ad-exchange monetization, and government-corporate data sharing become illegal nationwide, closing the loopholes that currently allow companies to harvest user identities in the shadows. Only essential first-party cookies—limited to login sessions, shopping carts, and user preferences—remain lawful, and any attempt to repurpose that data for advertising or sale triggers automatic penalties. The law makes selling or transferring user cookie data a felony, requiring major financial penalties, mandatory restitution, and potential criminal charges for executives who authorize or profit from violations. By tying personal accountability directly to leadership rather than vague terms of service, the National Legislative Action Initiative dismantles the surveillance-for-profit model and ends the cookie-driven data-broker economy that fuels modern digital exploitation.

Ban Predictive Policing and Algorithmic Surveillance

The Anti-Corruption and Transparency Party will work with the National Legislative Action Initiative and the President to pass a federal statute that permanently bans predictive policing by outlawing every form of crime-forecasting software used by law enforcement or government contractors. This legislation explicitly prohibits any system that predicts where crime will occur—such as hotspot mapping—or labels individuals as “high risk” or “likely offenders,” cutting off the core machinery that fuels algorithmic discrimination. The ban applies universally to police departments, sheriff’s offices, fusion centers, and all federal agencies including the FBI and DHS, as well as private vendors that sell or license these tools to government. Under this statute, no agency or contractor may purchase, license, deploy, or rely on any predictive policing technology for patrol decisions, investigations, warrants, or intelligence gathering, making the practice fully illegal nationwide and eliminating the infrastructure that has quietly enabled algorithmic surveillance.

RULE OF LAW

National Legislative Initiative

The Anti-Corruption and Transparency Party’s National Legislative Initiative would work together and the President if they desire and function as a constitutional, voter-driven mechanism that breaks Washington’s deadlock by letting the American people directly pass laws when Congress or the President refuse to act. Once the party gains enough national support, the Initiative would be established as a permanent civic institution that bypasses partisan gridlock: when a reform bill is blocked in Congress, citizens can petition to place it onto a national ballot through verified digital signatures and standardized public hearings. After reaching the required threshold, the proposal goes to a nationwide vote, and if approved by a majority of voters, it becomes binding federal law requiring only ministerial certification, not presidential approval. This system restores democratic power to the public, prevents special-interest obstruction, and ensures essential accountability, transparency, and anti-corruption reforms cannot be stalled by political gamesmanship or divided government.

Conservative Protection Act

To fortify the nation against the escalating menace of targeted threats toward conservatives, The National Legislative Initiative must swiftly pass comprehensive legislation that treats such intimidation as a distinct and gravely aggravated federal offense. A landmark Conservative Protection Act would classify any credible threat physical, digital, or psychological motivated by the victim’s conservative beliefs as a Tier-1 ideological hate crime, punishable by mandatory minimum sentences of 50 years without parole for non-lethal threats, escalating to capital punishment for threats involving weapons, coordinated campaigns, or foreign sponsorship. Upon conviction in capital cases, courts would be authorized to impose execution by firing squad, lethal injection, electrocution, hanging, or nitrogen gas chamber at the election of the state or federal authority, ensuring swift and unmistakable justice. Domestic offenders would face additional lifetime supervised release with mandatory public apologies broadcast on major networks and permanent posting on government registries, while foreign perpetrators, including state-sponsored actors, would trigger immediate asset seizures, drone-strike eligibility if deemed terrorist entities, and automatic extradition-or-expulsion treaties with cooperating nations. Simultaneously, a National Conservative Threat Task Force would compel social media companies, under penalty of crippling daily fines and executive imprisonment, to instantaneously report all detected threats to a dedicated unit empowered to seek preemptive no-knock warrants. These ironclad measures, combining Old Testament severity with modern enforcement reach, would finally signal that threatening conservatives carries a price so steep that no domestic radical or foreign regime would dare pay it.

Foreign and domestic lobbying

The National Legislative Initiative will pass strong federal Prohibition on Domestic and Foreign Lobbying Act would outlaw all forms of paid political influence by making it illegal for any individual, corporation, union, foreign government, advocacy firm, PAC, or nonprofit to provide money, gifts, services, travel, or “policy assistance” to lawmakers or public officials for the purpose of influencing legislation or government decisions. All meetings between public officials and outside entities must occur in public view, recorded and archived, with a mandatory public log of every communication. The law would impose strict penalties including felony charges, asset forfeiture, dissolution of involved organizations, lifetime bans from public service or government contracting, and automatic deportation and corporate seizure for foreign violators. Any attempt to circumvent the law through intermediaries, think tanks, policy institutes, or shell groups is treated as the same crime. By eliminating the ability to purchase influence from outside actors domestic or foreign the law restores policymaking to citizens alone and removes the financial corruption pipeline that has dominated American governance for decades.

National Security and Public Protection Act (NSPPA)

A strong Undesirable Organizations Statute would create a formal federal designation for any domestic or foreign organization that systematically violates U.S. law and public safety norms, while ensuring full constitutional due process and protections for lawful expression. Under this statute, an organization may be designated as “Undesirable” only upon clear, documented evidence of criminal conduct such as large-scale fraud, money laundering, bribery, foreign influence operations, violations of American sovereignty, unlawful censorship schemes, coercion, data-harvesting abuses, election interference, domestic or foreign lobbying in violation of federal law, economic espionage, trafficking, targeted harassment campaigns, or efforts to undermine constitutional rights. Once designated, the organization would face legal consequences such as dissolved operations, frozen assets, barred federal contracting, revoked nonprofit or corporate status, and mandatory public transparency of all financial flows. Leaders and financiers would be individually liable, while members not involved in criminal activity retain full legal protections. The system focuses strictly on documented criminal behavior, not ideology, ensuring enforcement is powerful, constitutionally sound, and fully directed at organizations that materially harm American society.

Harmful and Undesirable Entities Act

A strong Undesirable Organizations Entities Act passed by the National Legislative Action Initiative would create a formal federal designation for any domestic or foreign organization that systematically violates U.S. law and public safety norms, while ensuring full constitutional due process and protections for lawful expression. Under this statute, an organization may be designated as undesirable only upon clear, documented evidence of criminal conduct such as large-scale fraud, money laundering, bribery, foreign influence operations, violations of American sovereignty, unlawful censorship schemes, coercion, data-harvesting abuses, election interference, domestic or foreign lobbying in violation of federal law, economic espionage, trafficking, targeted harassment campaigns, efforts to undermine constitutional rights, or actions that knowingly and materially harm public health including mass environmental contamination, toxic product distribution, or concealed health-related dangers. Once designated, the organization would face legal consequences such as dissolved operations, frozen assets, barred federal contracting, revoked nonprofit or corporate status, and mandatory public transparency of all financial flows. Leaders and financiers would be individually liable, while members not involved in criminal activity retain full legal protections. The system focuses strictly on documented criminal behavior not ideology ensuring enforcement is powerful, constitutionally sound, and fully directed at organizations that materially harm American society or endanger the health and safety of the public.

Electoral system changes to get a third party elected

The Anti-Corruption and Transparency Party will pass the Harmful Undesirable Entities Act by activating the National Legislative Action Initiative (NLAI), a parallel lawmaking mechanism designed to break congressional deadlock and bypass partisan obstruction. Once the party secures the required national support threshold, the NLAI convenes an independent, citizen-mandated legislative assembly empowered to draft, vote on, and ratify federal statutes when Congress or the President refuses to act. Through this process, the Harmful Undesirable Entities Act targeting organizations that engage in large-scale fraud, coercion, foreign influence operations, illicit data-harvesting, money laundering, censorship schemes, or threats to public safety can be passed without relying on gridlocked federal branches. After public hearings, evidence review, and majority approval by the Initiative’s voting body, the Act becomes legally binding nationwide, forcing enforcement regardless of political resistance. This restores the rule of law, dismantles corrupt networks, and ensures that entities harming Americans are held fully accountable.

Coercive Anti-Constitutional Organization Act

This law when passed by the National Legislative Action Initiative would ban the Democratic Socialists of America and Communist Party USA members from holding seats in public office. Once designated, the group loses eligibility for public office, federal funding, nonprofit status, or ballot access; its finances can be audited, its foreign ties exposed, its leaders investigated, and any material support becomes illegal. This modern framework targets actions, funding, and operations rather than ideas, making it legally durable while preventing extremist collectivist movements whether Marxist, Leninist, Maoist, domestic-aligned from infiltrating government or undermining constitutional order.

Transparency and Accountability Office

Another one of the Anti Corruption and Transparency Party's goal is to establish an Transparency and Accountability Office which will deal with de classification of classified info to the fullest level, investigate whistleblower and independent journalist retaliation by citizens and law enforcement, two tier justice system, judicial activism, overcriminalization, due process for certain individuals, simplifying the court system, conflict of interests of elected officials in office, nepotism, lobbying domestic and foreign, ending immunity of public officials, constitutional rights violations, and much more!

Eliminating incompetent government agencies, bureaucratic waste, and red tape

The Anti-Corruption and Transparency Party will dismantle incompetent federal agencies, redundant commissions, White House policy councils, and wasteful congressional caucuses through a sweeping Federal Structural Efficiency Act. This law mandates mandatory performance audits, zero-based budgeting, and independent competency evaluations for every federal body. Any agency or commission that cannot demonstrate clear constitutional authority, measurable public benefit, or operational competence will be targeted for immediate dissolution, merger, or statutory repeal. The Federal Reserve will be restructured under full congressional oversight with transparent monetary reporting, and any White House council or advisory board operating without statutory mandate will be automatically eliminated. The Act grants the National Legislative Action Initiative emergency authority to override political deadlock and execute closures directly, transferring essential functions to streamlined, high-accountability units. This approach replaces bloated bureaucracies with lean, legally grounded institutions that actually serve the people.

Ending America's constant state of deadlock

The Anti Corruption and Transparency Party is committed to empowering citizens by creating a series of strong, community-driven initiatives that give people a direct role in shaping government. Through tools like a public bill proposal platform, citizen investigation requests, and participatory budgeting, residents gain real influence over legislation, oversight, and public spending. Community oversight boards and open data monitoring panels ensure that everyday people help evaluate government performance and keep records transparent and accessible. Together, these initiatives build a system where citizens are not just observers but active partners in creating honest, accountable, and responsive governance, finally ending the permanent state of political gridlock.

How members of Congress, Senate and the House can Join the Anti Corruption and Transparency Party

Members of Congress, both in the Senate and the House, can join the Anti Corruption and Transparency Party by embracing a new legislative culture that rejects gridlock and prioritizes meaningful action. They can commit to publicly disclosing all financial ties, ending the influence of corporate lobbyists, and supporting term-limit reforms that break the cycle of entrenched power. They can also pledge to back citizen-driven policymaking tools such as open legislative drafting platforms and transparent voting records that allow the public to track every decision made. By choosing these solutions, lawmakers send a clear message that they are ready to abandon dysfunctional institutions, stop wasting time in endless stalemates, and start moving the nation forward with honesty, accountability, and real progress.

Environment

Land development

The National Legislative Action Initiative can pass a bill introduced by a member of Congress by banning development on protected areas and forest land by drafting a comprehensive federal conservation bill, building bipartisan support through data on ecosystem value, and mobilizing public advocacy to pressure legislators to adopt strict land-use protections. The bill would establish permanent no-build zones around national parks, wildlife corridors, wetlands, and critical forest ecosystems, while mandating that any federal, state, or private project undergo automatic denial if it threatens protected habitats. Once the law is enacted, the Transparency and Accountability Office would be tasked with uncovering loopholes developers often exploit such as reclassifying land, using shell companies, slipping projects through rushed environmental reviews, or manipulating zoning designations and would conduct audits, subpoena records, and publish public reports to expose violations. Together, the NLAI’s legislative power and the TAO’s enforcement authority create a system where developers cannot bypass restrictions, ensuring protected and forest lands remain permanently safeguarded from commercial, industrial, and residential construction.

Water pollution

The Anti-Corruption and Transparency Party (ACTP) will leverage the National Legislative Action Initiative (NLAI) to push forward strict, enforceable water-pollution reforms by removing loopholes, exposing back-room deals, and ensuring every legislative step is publicly visible. Through the NLAI, the party will draft evidence-based water-protection bills, require full disclosure of all industry lobbying, and mandate that any proposed amendments be openly recorded and publicly accessible. The NLAI will also create binding anti-corruption safeguards such as conflict-of-interest audits, real-time legislative tracking, and mandatory public comment periods to prevent polluters from weakening environmental rules behind closed doors. By pairing these transparency measures with strong enforcement tools, including independent water-quality inspectors, severe penalties for violations, and mandatory cleanup requirements, the ACTP ensures that water-pollution laws are not only passed but also fully enforced without political interference or corporate influence.

Investigating corporations that contribute to environmental pollution

The Anti-Corruption and Transparency Party will empower the Transparency and Accountability Office to launch independent, data-driven investigations into corporations suspected of major environmental pollution, including companies like Coca-Cola and Nestlé. By auditing supply chains, water-usage reports, waste-management records, and community impact studies, the Office will uncover hidden violations and expose any attempts to conceal harmful practices. These investigations will involve on-site inspections, whistleblower protections, and mandatory disclosure requirements to prevent corporations from manipulating or destroying evidence. Through strict enforcement, public reporting, and legal action against violators, the Party ensures that corporate polluters are held fully accountable for damaging ecosystems and public health.

Ban states from using state-level carbon-pricing programs and a federal subsidies at the expense of tax payers

The National Legislative Initiative can ban state-level carbon pricing programs by passing a federal preemption law that overrides any state-imposed taxes, cap-and-trade systems, or carbon fee structures. Under this approach, the NLI would draft legislation declaring carbon pricing a matter of exclusive federal jurisdiction, preventing states from creating separate or stricter pricing mechanisms that could interfere with national economic policy. The law would also require states to repeal existing carbon pricing programs and bar state agencies from implementing new ones. By centralizing authority at the federal level, the NLI ensures uniform national policy while eliminating the regulatory patchwork created by varying state carbon pricing rules.

Ban on Harmful Household Chemicals, yard herbicides and aerosols

The Anti-Corruption and Transparency Party will develop strong, science-backed environmental policies by empowering independent researchers, community health experts, and whistleblowers to expose chemical spraying programs and harmful agricultural toxins. Through the Transparency and Accountability Office (TAO), the party will conduct nationwide investigations into the corporate lobbying networks and regulatory loopholes that allow chemicals like Roundup and atmospheric aerosols to enter the environment unchecked. Using this evidence, ACTP will draft bold legislation banning hazardous aerial spraying, outlawing toxic herbicides linked to cancer and wildlife decline, and requiring fully transparent chemical disclosure from all agricultural and industrial companies. By combining public hearings, aggressive enforcement, and zero-tolerance penalties for environmental wrongdoing, the ACTP will ensure that human health, clean air, and the safety of wildlife are protected from harmful substances once and for all.

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