I do just want to touch on something that Debbie mentioned, though, and I think it is very important regarding the permitting reform.
Juan Ciscomani
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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.
government interference in this is really causing a lot of the issues that are unnecessary.
we want to make it easier for Americans to mine critical minerals here in the United States
These programs and resources are vital to our tribal and Native communities.
I am here in support of my bill, H.R. 2882, the Udall Foundation Reauthorization Act of 2023.
I am proud of the bill's bipartisanship, having introduced this bill with Representative Stansbury, who herself is a Udall Foundation alumni.
Through their advocacy, they made a meaningful impact in conserving our natural lands and empowering the next generation of Native American leaders.
I thank Chairman Bost for yielding me time to talk about this important bill. I am grateful that my bill, H.R. 1669, the VET-TEC Authorization Act, is being considered today on the House floor. This bipartisan effort would extend the…
Ensuring that they are successful after their service in the country is a huge priority for me.
I am proud to have partnered with Chairman Bost and Congressman Khanna on this legislation, and I look forward to working with my colleagues to ensure veterans can continue to grow in the civilian workforce.
Thank you, Chairman Van Orden and fellow members of the subcommittee. I am grateful that my bill, H.R. 1669, the VET-TEC Authorization Act, is being considered today.
This bipartisan effort, which I introduced with Chairman Bost and also Congressman Khanna, would permanently authorize the Veteran Employment Through Veteran Education Courses, or VET-TEC program.





