Ciscomani Highlights Accomplishments from the First 100 Days of the 119th Congress
April 16, 2025
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- U.S. Congressman Juan Ciscomani is marking the first 100 days of the 119th Congress by celebrating the key wins that benefit Arizona’s 6th Congressional District.
“I hit the ground running in January, continuing on our success during my first term, serving our district and prioritizing the needs of our community,” said Ciscomani. “From working with President Trump to secure the border, to passing legislation for our nearly 80,000 veterans, to working with my colleagues to get rid of waste, fraud and abuse in the federal government while protecting vital services for the most vulnerable among us, to returning nearly $3 million directly back to constituents, to appointing more than 20 students to our military academies, and more, I am fully committed to continue delivering real results - which earned me the honor of being named the most effective member of the Arizona congressional delegation. I’m very proud of what we’ve been able to accomplish so far and we’re just getting started!”
Ciscomani participates in a mining lunch in Casa Grande (left), attends Vail Unified School District Pride Day (middle), and talks to students (right)
Ciscomani’s 100 Days of the 119th Congress:
- Ranked as the most effective member of Congress from Arizona during the 118th Congress, the 3rd most effective freshman, and the 15th most effective member of the House of Representatives by the Center for Effective Lawmaking
- Returned $2.8 million in savings to constituents in the 119th Congress, including $1.25 million for veterans, and over $1 million in savings in one week.
- Introduced 13 pieces of legislation.
- Co-led or co-sponsored 107 pieces of legislation
- Had two bills pass the House of Representatives with bipartisan approval:
- The Agent Raul Gonzalez Officer Safety Act (H.R. 35) to impose federal penalties on individuals who engage in high-speed car chases with Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents or law enforcement officers assisting CBP within 100 miles of the border.
- This bill passed the House by a vote of 264 - 155, with the support of 50 Democrats
- The Prioritizing Veterans’ Survivors Act (H.R. 1228) to ensure that surviving families of veterans receive the benefits and support they deserve, even after their loved one has passed away.
- This bill passed the House unanimously.
- Hosted a telephone townhall with over 4,000 listeners to take questions and hear directly from constituents.
- Led a Congressional delegation trip with nine members of Congress to the Arizona-Mexico border.
- Sent a letter to Speaker Johnson urging him to protect Medicaid, SNAP benefits, and Pell Grants, which Ciscomani is a recipient of.
- Named as Vice Chair of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Homeland Security.
- Introduced the largest water settlement legislation in Arizona’s history to secure water rights to the Navajo Nation, Hopi Tribe, and San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe.
- Invited Pinal County Sheriff Ross Teeple as his guest for President Trump’s joint address to Congress.
- Led a letter to the Secretary of the Army to review regulations and provide greater flexibility to ensure veterans and servicemembers are able to receive their Purple Heart award.
- Named as Vice Chair of the Conservative Climate Caucus.
- Hosted the third annual Service Academy Day for students planning to attend a prestigious military academy.
- Attended a roundtable with Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins
- Participated in an American citizenship naturalization ceremony.
- Published the following op-eds:
- Met with constituents and attended events across all five counties in Arizona’s 6th District.
- Attended a fireside chat with the U.S. Hispanic Business Council.
- Hosted a quarterly meeting with his Veterans Advisory Council.
By the numbers:
- Returned $2.8 million in casework for constituents in the 119th Congress.
- $8.9 million returned to constituents in his time in office
- $3.65 million returned to veterans
- Attended 74 meetings with constituents, stakeholders, elected leaders, and more both in the district and Washington D.C.
- Appointed 24 students to Military Service Academies.
- Took 20 flights between Tucson and Washington D.C.
- Introduced 13 pieces of legislation
- Passed 2 bills through the House
- Gave 15 speeches from the floor of the House of Representatives.
- #1 – Most effective member of Arizona’s congressional delegation in the U.S. House and U.S. Senate
In the News
You can find a list of pictures from the 119th Congress here!
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