Trump signed no immigration reform law- hundreds of thousands continue to overstay visas- just as they did during his term in office.
Trump didn't fix anything regarding the ACA. ObamaCare is alive and well. Trump failed massively in reforming the ACA. He also admitted, many times, that he had no replacement for the ACA- and Republicans admitted that as well. In fact, a few well known Republicans chastised their own party for wanting to kill the ACA when they had no bill to replace it.
The most recent
KFF Tracking Poll conducted in March 2022 found (55%) hold a favorable opinion of the ACA - including 6 of 10 independents who view it favorably.
72% of the public supports the ACA's rule preventing insurance companies from denying coverage based on pre-existing conditions. (A provision that Republicans were initially against but even they have changed their mind)
62% of Republicans support preventing insurance companies from denying coverage based on pre-existing conditions. (Oddly though, almost 40% support allowing an insurance company to deny insurance coverage to someone with a previous medical condition - unless of course that would impact their own family).
51% of Republicans in they survey believe insurance companies should be able to deny insurance to pregnant women.
64% of the public supports the ACA's rule preventing insurance companies for charging people higher premiums for pre-existing conditions.
A look at public opinion about the ACA and its provisions, including protections for people with pre-existing conditions and the impact of the law on families.
www.kff.org