The government generally sided with the Republican attorney general, but has recently argued that all laws must fall but that the ruling only applies to 18 countries that carry challenges.

In archiving on Thursday, Francisco stressed, “Nothing the Congress of 2017 did showed that the other ACAs would continue to operate without these three integral provisions.”

He said that “all ACAs must therefore fall within the mandate of individuals, although the scope of assistance included in this case must be limited to the provisions which have proven to injure the plaintiff.”

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sharply criticized the government after late night filings.

“President Trump and the Republican Party’s campaign to seize the protection and benefits of the Affordable Care Act amid a coronavirus crisis is an unexpected act of cruelty,” he said in a statement Thursday.

“Today, his administration submitted a brief report to the Supreme Court to revoke the health care coverage of 23 million Americans – including 224,000 Wisconsin citizens,” Biden said, commenting on Trump’s visit to Badger State on Thursday. “Every American deserves the peace of mind that comes (with) access to affordable, high-quality health care.”

Biden, who plans to carry out a new health care push to protect the Affordable Care Act this week, was vice-president when former President Barack Obama signed the law in 2010. He called for it to strengthen it by making federal subsidies more generous and generous allows more people to qualify for subsidies. He will also add public options managed by the government and will reduce Medicare’s eligibility age to 60.

Meanwhile, Priorities USA, the super-Piden super PAC, launched a television ad titled “Failing On Health Care,” which highlights Trump’s ongoing efforts to destroy Obamacare and will air in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. Also, it released a digital ad titled “Pull the Stoppers,” which stressed that 133 million Americans with pre-existing conditions could lose their protection and their costs could rise if the Trump Supreme Court challenge was successful.

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra defended the law at a campaign event for Biden on Wednesday, saying it allowed millions of Americans to get coverage, especially blacks, Latinos and Asian Americans.

“ACA has changed lives and now through this pandemic, we can all see the value in having greater access to quality health care at affordable prices,” he said, noting that black Americans were four times more likely to be hospitalized with coronaviruses. “Now is not the time to seize our best tools for overcoming the very real and very deadly health disparities in our community.”

Around 11.4 million people registered for the Obamacare 2020 policy on the exchange, while nearly 12.7 million low-income adults were protected through Medicaid expansion. This allows young adults up to the age of 26 to stick to their parents’ policies and prohibit insurance companies from refusing coverage to those who buy their own policies or charge them more due to pre-existing conditions. And that allows many people to get free contraceptives, annual physical exams, mammograms, and cholesterol tests.

This affects almost all Americans, many of whom are unaware of the legal impact.

And that will reverse some of the steps taken by the Trump administration to weaken the law, including returning funds for marketing and registration assistance during Obamacare’s annual registration period.

The move in the House of Representatives, led by Pelosi, seeks to draw a sharp contrast between the parties regarding health care, a problem that is becoming more pressing amid a coronavirus pandemic.

“It’s wrong at any time,” said the California Democrat about the government’s attitude. “Now, that’s very stupid.”

This story has been updated with the reaction of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.