Biden's Supreme Court Reform Plan Faces Major Hurdles
Outgoing President Biden proposes term limits and ethics codes for justices, but faces significant legislative and constitutional challenges.
- Biden's plan includes an 18-year term limit for Supreme Court justices, requiring legislative approval and likely facing legal challenges.
- The proposal also seeks a constitutional amendment to limit presidential immunity, which is seen as practically unattainable.
- Biden aims to implement a Supreme Court code of ethics with enforceable mechanisms, though its passage through Congress is uncertain.
- Critics argue that the reforms could undermine the independence of the judiciary and blur the separation of powers.
- Despite the ambitious goals, the reforms are unlikely to advance significantly before Biden leaves office.































