Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch recently discussed Joe Biden’s proposed changes to the Supreme Court during an interview on “Fox News Sunday” with Shannon Bream.

When asked about Biden’s plans to overhaul the judiciary, Gorsuch declined to delve into what he deemed a “political issue” during an election year.

However, Gorsuch emphasized the importance of maintaining an independent judiciary, especially for individuals facing government scrutiny.

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In his remarks, Gorsuch pointed out the significance of having a fiercely independent judge and jury to safeguard individual rights in the face of government adversities. He emphasized the fundamental right of American citizens to a fair legal process and urged caution in addressing the issue.

Joe Biden and Vice President Harris have been advocating for term limits, a code of conduct, and restrictions on presidential immunity for Supreme Court justices.

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Gorsuch also expressed his concerns about the proliferation of laws in the United States, suggesting that an excessive number of laws can lead to inadvertent violations by well-meaning citizens.

Highlighting the challenges Americans face in navigating complex legal frameworks, Gorsuch recounted instances where citizens unknowingly violated laws due to the intricacies of the legal system.

He shared anecdotes about Americans grappling with tax-related issues, underscoring the complexities created by an abundance of laws.

Addressing conflicts between government branches, Gorsuch underscored the paramount importance of upholding the Constitution as the ultimate guide.

He stressed the need for fostering trust among Americans and suggested that not every issue requires government intervention, promoting a sense of community responsibility.