The constitutional amendment process needed to repeal presidential term limits sets an exceptionally high threshold, requiring two-thirds majorities in both chambers of Congress and ratification by three-fourths of the states. No bills, resolutions, or official announcements from the administration or congressional leadership have advanced any such effort during the current session. Trader consensus at these levels reflects the lack of bipartisan momentum or public campaign to pursue changes to the Twenty-Second Amendment, consistent with historical precedent for term-limit modifications. Upcoming legislative calendars through 2026 show no scheduled floor votes or committee hearings on the issue, leaving the outcome dependent on developments that have not yet materialized.