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Juan Guadalupe Ciscomani is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Arizona's 6th congressional district. A member of the Republican Party, he has been in office since January 2023. Ciscomani has focused on issues such as economic development and border security, reflecting the priorities of his constituents in Arizona. He has a background in public service and community engagement, which informs his legislative work.
Mr. Speaker, I appreciate my friend being here and speaking so passionately and also from experience on this, both personally and professionally, as we just heard. This is exactly what the issue here is. It is the need for partnership and…
Mr. Speaker, I thank Representative Valadao for his words. Obviously, California is a border State as well, but we heard from Florida and Arizona. This is a top issue. As I was mentioning at the beginning of my remarks, this is the number…
Mr. Speaker, I thank Mr. Biggs for his words and his work on this. As we close today's session, I will reemphasize something that I said at the beginning. This crisis, as much as we talk about this, and it is absolutely true on the…
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to highlight the work being done on behalf of our veterans, the work that my office has been working on. Arizona's Sixth Congressional District is home to over 70,000 veterans. Our district has a historic legacy…
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to congratulate the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Southern Arizona as they mark four decades in operation. NAMI of Southern Arizona was founded in 1983 to focus on bringing awareness to mental health…
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to congratulate Campbell Stewart, a student from Pusch Ridge Christian Academy in Oro Valley who was named to the 2023 National Youth Orchestra. Campbell's passion for the timpani, also known as the kettledrum…
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to celebrate the remarkable life and achievements of Lou-Ann Preble. Born in 1929 in South Carolina, Lou-Ann's life has been nothing short of inspiring. After completing her high school education, Lou-Ann went on…
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