Medicare, Medicaid, the Children's Health Insurance Program, and the federal Marketplace are administered through the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, which provides coverage to more than 160 million people. Congress can change the statutes, benefits, funding, and oversight that shape those programs.
Supports broad access to health care and lower prescription-drug costs, including a Medicare-for-All approach with comprehensive coverage. Supports Medicare drug-price negotiation, a $35 insulin cap for Medicare beneficiaries, and no-cost recommended adult vaccines.
Federal tax and spending decisions shape household costs, support for businesses, and worker protections. The House Ways and Means Committee writes tax and other revenue measures and has jurisdiction over tariffs, trade, and revenue-related Social Security, Medicare, and social-service programs.
Supports a balanced tax policy aimed at growth and lower burdens for working families and new small businesses, more efficient public spending, and fair student-loan interest rates.
Federal law and agencies govern border processing, immigration status, and removal. The Congressional Research Service describes Congress as considering legislation on border security, asylum, interior enforcement, parole, and employment eligibility, while Customs and Border Protection and its federal partners carry out those authorities.
Supports secure borders alongside a compassionate immigration system, with cooperation among local, state, and federal agencies focused on serious criminal threats.