So, I have a lot of small businesses in New Hampshire and one of the things that I do hear from them is concern about the current law with respect to small businesses.

a ruling by the Supreme Court that undercuts the law would be devastating to millions of Americans.

I am very pleased to join you for this hearing on the budget of the Department of Homeland Security.

King v. Burwell, which we are here to talk about this morning, is just another attempt to repeal the law with no plan on how to replace it.

I think we should lift the sequestration caps.

I thought the conditions there, other than the fact that people were being detained, certainly were not conditions that I was concerned that people were not getting proper treatment.

Unfortunately, we have yet to have a real discussion about how to make well-intentioned changes to improve the Affordable Care Act and instead we have seen mostly attempts to repeal the law or have it destroyed through favorable court…

I would hope that once that has been determined, that there is a real effort made to make sure that all of those groups who are involved in these cases understand what that policy is and how it is determined.

the intent of the Affordable Care Act is clear, that it provide all Americans with access to affordable health insurance regardless of the State in which they live.

I was pleased to see that your budget includes investments on prescription drug abuse and overdose prevention.

I rise today to speak on an amendment that I was pleased to include in the human trafficking legislation that was passed earlier today. The amendment was based on the Human Trafficking Survivors Relief and Empowerment Act, which I…

I certainly agree with that. I think that makes much more sense and support that effort.