The Affordable Care Act was all about providing consumers with real coverage and at an affordable price.
Xavier Becerra
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Xavier Becerra is an American lawyer and politician currently serving as the Secretary of Health and Human Services, a position he has held since March 2021. He is a member of the Democratic Party and has a long history of public service in California. Prior to his current role, Becerra served as the Attorney General of California from January 2017 to March 2021, where he focused on issues such as consumer protection and healthcare access. He was also a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1993 to 2017, representing California's 34th congressional district.
As you know more than 2 billion dollars that the President calls for in his budget will try to address a number of those concerns.
There is no law that deals specifically with the term partial birth abortion.
President Biden has made a commitment to reduce the prices of prescription drugs.
Until you all deal with the crisis, the critical aspects of immigration the way that they should be dealt with, this broken immigration system is going to continue creating these challenges.
Those seniors who have preventive healthcare services and help paying for their prescription medication, will find they're out of luck if the Affordable Care Act goes away.
All those kids were under the age of 26 who have health coverage through their parents policy will all of a sudden find that if you're 18 to 26 you're out of luck.
If they somehow for some reason decide that it is not constitutional, well then you all have some really important work to do.
I think it's important to have the top two leaders of our Nation engaged, and they are both engaged with their team.
I can assure you again. Anyone who works for the Department of Health and Human Services ... goes through all the appropriate and legally required checks.
I want to guarantee you that under my watch, ... every child who is discharged to a custodian ... has had that background check done.
We'd like to do our part on gun violence prevention. The research that we can do because this is a health crisis, it's not just a gun violence crisis, it's a health crisis.
If you help us get that American Families Plan that the President has proposed through, we'll have more resources as well.
We hope we can do is make sure that we're making investments through this budget, not just spending dollars because they have to be wise allocations.
I think everyone agrees that the price of insulin is just outrageous the way it's gone up, and we have to do something.
Mr. Secretary, you're presenting me something that I've never seen, and I can certainly take a look at that.
Congresswoman if you all help us with our budget and passing the American Families Plan, we will have an additional 3 billion dollars that we'll be able to make available to improve maternal health.
President Biden made a commitment, and we're going to have resources here that tackle this to provide women with better care to avoid that mortality that might occur.
Listen it is incredible to believe that in this country the richest nation, the democracy in the world, we have some of the worst outcomes for women when it comes to being pregnant.





