right now it is estimated that 700,000 Dreamers face the very real threat that they may be ripped from the only life and the only country they have ever known. These are young people who have grown up in America. They go to school here…

Let's see these reports.

I think that needs to be a central part of our trade agenda as we move forward.

you cannot afford, in a time like this, to pass up opportunities.

The President's budget once again eliminates the program.

What we need is action that will lead to concrete, positive results for both U.S. companies like U.S. Steel as well as United States workers.

The Trump agenda of health-care discrimination turns against older Americans.

We know something about pre-existing conditions, and this does not protect people with pre-existing conditions.

The agenda of health care discrimination is out in force in this Trump budget.

The budget embraces the old Graham-Cassidy proposal.

We wrote a bipartisan law--Senator Dole, for example, was very helpful in it--which drained the swamp, an appropriate phrase for the time.

In a lot of ways, junk insurance just turns back the clock.

The President famously talked about how drug companies were, quote, 'getting away with murder.'

The agenda of health-care discrimination is out in force in this Trump budget.

So this idea that we are going to just sit in our offices back here and wait for somebody to tell us, oh, we are going to discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions, that will not cut it with me.

when is enough? And we watch these young people from the high schools, and I heard one in effect say, you know, we are kids, we cannot fix this. You adults get over it and deal with it.

Millions of working Americans locked out of the program.

The Trump administration seems dead-set on making the care they need unaffordable and inaccessible.

This has very, very substantial implications.

The Trump agenda of health care discrimination is back.

it is time to get over it. It is time to act. And we have learned in the last 24 hours enough is enough.

The American people were promised a muscular approach.

Idaho's insurance bulletin would allow insurers to sell individual market plans that do not comply with federal law.

That is not right; those people mean well, but they are not right.

I have been very interested in waivers--a lot of Senators have--but this is not a waiver.