President Joe Biden has unveiled a comprehensive proposal to reform the U.S. Supreme Court, which includes introducing term limits for justices, establishing an enforceable ethics code, and proposing a constitutional amendment to limit presidential immunity. The plan, revealed at the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library in Austin, Texas, aims to address concerns about the court's impartiality and recent controversial rulings by the conservative majority. Biden's proposal has received strong opposition from Republicans, with House Speaker Mike Johnson calling it 'dead on arrival.' Despite the legislative hurdles, Democrats hope the proposal will resonate with voters ahead of the upcoming election. Vice President Kamala Harris has endorsed the plan, framing it as necessary to restore public confidence in the judiciary. Biden's focus on Supreme Court reform is seen as part of his broader effort to solidify his legacy as he steps away from the presidential race.