The 28th Amendment

The 28th Amendment was the twenty-eighth amendment, or change, to The Constitution of the United States to date. It was brought up in 2016 a few weeks before the beginning of the War of 2017, and was amended on April 12, 2017, forbidding any state claiming territory to another land unless allowed by Congress. This amendment would be highly debated, and would become one of the prime reasons for the beginning of Civil War 2 in 2021. This amendment was going to be removed in 2023, but after the successful victory over the Confederacy, the Amendment was reinforced and reinstated in 2024. This amendment was the first since the 27th Amendment 25 years ago (1992). There would be the 29th Amendment only 10 years later. This amendment would take effect during President Marshall Bruce Mathers's term.