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President Biden Considers Major Reforms To Supreme Court

U.S. President Joe Biden delivers remarks on his efforts to curb so-called junk fees, in Washington

Former President Donald Trump has accused Democrats of attacking the Supreme Court as President Joe Biden contemplates endorsing significant reforms at the nation's highest court. Trump claimed that Democrats are attempting to undermine the integrity of the United States Supreme Court.

Reports suggest that President Biden is considering publicly supporting major changes to the functioning of the Supreme Court, a move that would mark a departure from the norm. Sources familiar with the discussions have indicated that Biden may become the first sitting president in generations to advocate for substantial reforms at the top court.

One of the key reforms that President Biden is expected to endorse is the implementation of term limits for the nine Supreme Court justices, who currently hold lifetime appointments. Additionally, the president is reportedly preparing to back an ethics code for the court that includes an enforcement mechanism, a feature that was notably absent from the court's code adopted last year.

Biden may become the first sitting president in generations to advocate for major Supreme Court reforms.
Former President Trump accuses Democrats of attacking the Supreme Court.
Proposed reforms include term limits for justices and an ethics code with enforcement mechanism.

The potential reforms being considered by President Biden have sparked a debate between political factions, with Trump and his supporters criticizing the proposed changes as unconstitutional and an attack on the sanctity of the Supreme Court. On the other hand, proponents of reform argue that updating the court's structure and ethical standards is necessary to ensure its effectiveness and impartiality.

As the discussions around Supreme Court reforms continue, the nation awaits President Biden's official stance on the matter and the potential implications of such reforms on the functioning of the highest court in the United States.

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