Biden's latest reforms include a binding and enforceable code of conduct for the Supreme Court that address Thomas' controversies.

President Biden had resisted calls to reform the Supreme Court. Then came the July decision offering former presidents immunity for any official act.

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President Biden endorsed 18-year term limits with an enforceable code of ethics for Supreme Court justices and a constitutional amendment aimed at the court.

The summer of reversals for President Joe Biden continued in dramatic form on Monday as he announced that he now supports sweeping Supreme Court reform. In an op-ed for the Washington Post, Biden pushed 18-year term limits and a binding ethics code on Supreme Court justices — after a long career spent opposing such measures — as well as a constitutional amendment overturning the court’s recent decision granting presidents immunity from criminal prosecution.

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If President Joe Biden has his way, the Supreme Court justices would have term limits, a binding code of conduct and the court’s recent decision on presidential immunity would be called back. In a three-part plan,