Biden's Call for Supreme Court Reforms Faces Legislative Hurdles

President Joe Biden's proposed Supreme Court reforms, which include term limits for justices, will require legislative action and bipartisan support. Senior adviser Steve Benjamin acknowledged the challenges of moving forward but emphasized Biden's commitment to what he sees as critical and timely changes.

President Joe Biden's proposed Supreme Court reforms will require legislative action and support from both Democratic and Republican lawmakers, Steve Benjamin, a senior adviser to Biden and White House director of public engagement, said on Monday.

Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Benjamin highlighted the challenges ahead in pursuing these reforms, specifically mentioning term limits for Supreme Court justices. He emphasized that despite these hurdles, Biden remains committed to advocating for these significant and timely changes.

The proposed reforms mark a crucial element of Biden's agenda as he seeks to address enduring issues within the nation's highest court.