Tucson Standard

Congressman Juan Ciscomani, representing Arizona’s 6th district in the U.S. Congress, has recently shared significant developments in his policy focus areas through a series of social media statements. These statements provide insights into his efforts concerning border security, veterans' support through service animals, and his new role in environmental initiatives.

On April 2, 2025, Congressman Ciscomani highlighted a substantial development in national security. He reported that March recorded the "lowest southwest border crossings in history," indicating progress in operational control of the border. According to Ciscomani, this milestone results from "bold leadership and decisive action," reflecting the effectiveness of ongoing border security efforts. The announcement can be viewed in full here.

In another post on April 3, 2025, Ciscomani underscored his commitment to supporting military veterans. At a press conference led by Representative Luttrell, Ciscomani expressed his endorsement of the Service Dogs Assisting Veterans Act, a legislative measure he cosponsored. This initiative aims to "expand access to service dogs for vets experiencing PTSD, TBI, & other service-related conditions." Details of this support can be further explored here.

Later that day, the Congressman announced his appointment as Vice Chair of the Conservative Climate Caucus alongside Chairwoman Representative McKenness. As Vice Chair, Ciscomani plans to advocate for "clean energy, innovation, & American energy dominance—all while protecting our environment." This new role emphasizes his dedication to environmental efforts blending economic and ecological priorities. Additional information is available here.