That is our job, and that is what we are doing. CMS' own estimates show that Medicaid and CHIP state expenditures would increase by $40 million.

If there is any individual that believes in stripping Medicaid from DACA recipients, I would like to know if they are willing to give the $6.6 billion that DACA recipients pay in Federal taxes back to them.

What I think people are irritated with... is we have three co-equal branches of government to do that.

In my opinion, you altered the law in direct contradiction to the decision of the Federal court judge which stated that DACA was unlawful.

When you are making it harder for people to be healthy, you are going to have a tough sell that you are in it for the people.

I was unable to attend votes due to a flight cancellation. Had I been present, I would have voted ``yea'' on rollcall No. 329 (S. 111) and ``yea'' on rollcall No. 330 (H.R. 813). PERSONAL EXPLANATION

Even President Obama understood this much when his Administration determined in 2012 that DACA recipients should not be eligible for Medicaid.

I am curious on how we are going to pay for this. Last I checked, we have a major deficit in this country, and I have yet to hear any explanation of how we are paying with this.

I think what it has to do, to answer your question, is incentives. I think people are logical and people do things that they believe is in their best interest, and we incentivize people and we incentivize their behaviors, so that is what…

Instead, they are proposing a rule with dubious legal basis to provide taxpayer-funded Federal health benefits to individuals who have entered this country illegally.

This Administration has chosen to reward those who enter the country illegally, with release from custody in many cases.

What I think people are irritated with, and I can speak for myself, what I am irritated with is we have three co-equal branches of government to do that.

Today, we are, again, conducting oversight of yet another disastrous policy by the Biden Administration that will only exacerbate the crisis along the Southern border.

It is essential that the United States support robust international organizations to foster cooperation in the region.

The Arctic has never been more central to America's national security.

With a dramatically-changing climate and growing aggression from other nations, the Arctic has never been more central to America's national security.

It is essential that Congress continues to invest in the Coast Guard's capabilities in the Arctic.

Rising threats from China and Russia pose a serious risk to American prosperity and security.