The United States Congress is preparing to hold a joint session to consider a potential agreement on constitutional amendments. The session is expected to take place in the near future, with the exact date and time yet to be determined.

The proposed amendments aim to address a range of issues, including campaign finance reform, term limits for elected officials, and the Electoral College. A bipartisan group of lawmakers has been working on the agreement for several months, and they are hopeful that it will receive broad support from both parties.

If the agreement is approved by Congress, it will then be sent to the states for ratification. Three-quarters of the states must approve an amendment before it can become part of the Constitution. The ratification process can be lengthy, but supporters of the amendments are optimistic that they will ultimately be adopted.