Our hearing today will consider what has happened in the 5 years since March 23, 2010, when the so-called Affordable Care Act was signed into law.

There are not any legitimate alternative legislative proposals that address these issues.

52 percent of customers who enrolled in insurance through the State or Federal exchanges had to repay a portion of the advanced premium tax credit.

Unfortunately, it looks like it is going to take a rear-guard action to keep from going back to the dark days.

We mark the 5-year anniversary that passes today, but it is certainly no cause for celebration.

the total overall cost of Obamacare so far has numbered in the tens of billions of dollars.

I do want to thank our witnesses for appearing today to help discuss the impacts of this law, and I look forward to what I am sure will be a spirited discussion.

You have 167,000 convicted criminals who are here illegally that should be deported.

it just is not working. In fact, it is, by most objective accounts, an unmitigated disaster.

There is not a law in the history of legislation that cannot be improved.

I think it is going to be an awful mess as the future goes on.

Your budget request requested less beds, not more beds. You could have detained these people.

Secretary's Johnson's November 20th announcement exposes the American people to even greater danger.

I don't know how you look into the eye of Mr. Shaw. Our heart bleeds for somebody like that.

It is inexcusable to have somebody who has been convicted of these crimes and not immediately deport them.

Taxpayers have been left on the hook for funds that were doled out for Obamacare to States, corporations, and contractors, with little to no accountability.

This system would set up a carefully monitored exchange for Medicare plans.

It is not difficult to imagine that people like Mr. Ronnebeck and Mr. Shaw often wonder if their loved ones would still be here today if our immigration enforcement laws were enforced.