President Joe Biden is preparing to endorse significant reforms to the U.S. Supreme Court, including term limits for justices and an enforceable ethics code, amid Democratic frustration over recent court decisions and ethics controversies involving Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas. Public support for term limits is high, with polls showing a majority of Americans, including Republicans, favoring the change. Despite widespread public backing, the feasibility of implementing these reforms through Congress or constitutional amendments remains uncertain. Biden's move is seen by some as an attempt to placate progressive Democrats and address internal party concerns about his re-election bid. Critics argue that these reforms are politically motivated and question their constitutionality, suggesting that they may require amendments rather than legislation. Biden has consulted with constitutional scholars, including Laurence Tribe, to develop these proposals, which are expected to be announced soon.