Joe Biden announced plan to reform the US Supreme Court

US President Joe Biden announced a constitutional reform to reverse the recent ruling on presidential immunity

The president of United States, Joe Biden, He mentioned his plans to urgently reform the Supreme Courtwhich is currently dominated by conservatives, this bold and far-reaching move seeks to leave a significant mark during its final six months in power.

The eighty-one-year-old Democrat is calling for constitutional reform to reverse the recent ruling of the Supreme Courtwhich supports presidential immunity claims Donald Trump, according to the White House.

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Biden, The US also argues that this decision undermines accountability and transparency at the highest level of government, and believes that reform is essential to restore public confidence in democratic institutions. This initiative is part of a broader effort to strengthen the rule of law and ensure that no one is above the law in USA.

It also requests that the terms of office of judges be limited. Supremo which are currently for life, following shocking rulings such as the repeal of the right to abortion throughout the country Argentinian. It should be noted that Bidenwill give a speech in which he will request a mandatory code of ethics, following a series of scandals.

In light of this, he had confirmed that he would seek reforms during a speech in the Oval Officein which he outlined his priorities, after deciding to abandon the 2024 elections, all of this originates, although the plans have no hope of coming out in front of a Congress deeply divided.

“This nation was founded on a simple but profound principle: no one is above the law. Not the president of the United States. Not a justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. No one.”mentioned Biden before an opinion article.

“What is happening now is not normal, and undermines public confidence in court decisions, including those affecting personal freedoms. We are now in breach.”