Tucson Standard

Congressman Juan Ciscomani, who has been representing Arizona's 6th district since 2023, utilized a series of tweets to convey recent achievements and initiatives, sharing updates on his legislative efforts and personal accolades. Ciscomani, born in Hermosillo, Mexico, and a 2005 graduate from the University of Arizona, dwells in Tucson and was named Vice Chair of the Conservative Climate Caucus, marking a notable point in his political career.

On April 4, 2025, Ciscomani expressed pride over Arizona's leading status in clean energy technology production and highlighted his appointment as Vice Chair of the Conservative Climate Caucus. In his words, "Arizona leads the way in the production of clean energy technologies and I am proud to be named as Vice Chair of the Conservative Climate Caucus!". He encouraged stakeholders to observe related communications.

Later that day, Ciscomani announced bipartisan support for the QUIET Act alongside Representative Eric Sorensen. At 18:20:52 UTC, he tweeted "The @AARP just backed @RepEricSorensen's and my bipartisan QUIET Act—a bill to crack down on AI scam robocalls". The bill aims to address fraud via AI scam calls, enhancing penalties and mandating AI use disclosure to protect seniors.

In an additional tweet at 22:38:29 UTC, Congressman Ciscomani shared his gratitude for receiving the Humane Champion Award from the Humane Act Fund. He affirmed his commitment to animal welfare, tweeting "Honored to receive the Humane Champion Award from @humaneactfund for my work as a legislative leader in strengthening federal animal welfare laws". He is slated to persist in his advocacy for stringent protections and enforcement regarding animal welfare.