Coordinating Care Act.

I am extremely proud to have introduced bipartisan legislation to enhance healthcare coordination and management for veterans who qualify for services through both Medicare and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). My bill, the Coordinating Care for Senior Veterans and Wounded Warriors Act (H.R. 668), proposes a three-year pilot program within the VA to assign dedicated case managers to these veterans. These case managers will develop individualized healthcare plans that best suit each veteran's unique needs, ensuring they receive the highest quality of care. Our veterans are our nation’s heroes. When they hang up their uniform, they deserve access to the highest quality care. 

Annual Blessings Breakfast.

The Annual Blessings Breakfast is one of my favorite events, and I am grateful I’ve had the opportunity to attend for nearly a decade! I am so honored by the opportunity to pray and give blessings to our elected officials and first responders for all that they do for our community. We are lucky to live in a community that provides such an abundance of blessings, and I can personally attest to the power of prayer and the importance of faith to lift all who serve.  

National Border Patrol Council. 

As Vice Chair of the Homeland Security Appropriations Subcommittee, securing the border and protecting our communities is my number one priority. Last week, I met with the National Border Patrol Council to discuss their priorities for the upcoming reconciliation process. We focused on critical issues such as recruiting new Border Patrol agents, providing retention bonuses, and securing funds to strengthen their vehicle fleet.  

Laken Riley Act Sent to President.

The Laken Riley Act, which I am proud to cosponsor, will be the first bill President Trump signs into law this term! This crucial legislation ensures that any illegal immigrant who commits a crime is not allowed to remain in the United States. By passing this bill, we honor Laken's memory and work to prevent such tragedies from occurring in the future. I proudly voted for the Laken Riley Act, reaffirming our commitment to protecting our communities. Now, we await the President's signature to make this law a reality. 

Deep Dive: President’s First Day Actions.

Promises made, promises kept! In his first day back in the White House, President Trump signed a flurry of executive orders to fulfill the promise he made to the American people. The energy in Washington D.C. is through the roof, and I can’t wait to continue working with President Trump and Republican majorities to continue delivering!

Here are some of the Executive Orders the President signed:

• Declaring a national emergency at the border
• Designating cartels as foreign terrorist organizations 
• Reinstating the Remain in Mexico policy 
• Ending President Biden’s restrictions on energy and unleashing America’s bountiful supply 
• Ending DEI initiatives and restoring a merit-based system 
• Ordering all federal employees back to the office 
• Restarting the approval process for Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) Projects 
• Ending the Green New Deal agenda, and lowering costs for Americans 
• The establishment of the Department of Government Efficiency to tackle government waste 

In the news.

Rep. Ciscomani to Newsmax: Competent Leadership Back in the White House
Newsmax
“He hit the ground running,” Ciscomani said on “National Report”. “I can tell you that the energy in Washington is something that I've never seen. I've been there for two years and never has it been this optimistic. There's a new sheriff in town. I've been saying competent leadership is back in the White House.” 
 
Rep. Juan Ciscomani expects productive legislative session with Trump in office
KGUN9
“A republican moving into the White House is a welcome change for Congressman Juan Ciscomani (R-6), who enters his second term representing Congressional District 6 with what he and many fellow party members are calling a 'mandate'.” 
 
 Ciscomani enters Pima football into Congressional Record
Gila Valley Central
“Pima Town Manager Vernon Batty informed the Town Council that U.S. Rep. Juan Ciscomani, R-Ariz., read a statement into the Congressional Record, congratulating the Pima High School football team for reaching its third state championship game in a row.” 

Profiles of the American Dream.

Fans, friends and colleagues packed an elegant meeting room at the Arizona Inn earlier this month to celebrate W. Mark Clark, the retiring president and CEO of the Pima Council on Aging.

Mark has been at the helm of PCOA since 2014 and has a well-earned reputation as a champion for older adults. Under his leadership, the Tucson-based non-profit has become a national leader in promoting dignity and respect for aging.

This kind of advocacy is nothing new for Mark. He’s been involved with behavioral health, human services, housing and faith-based organizations for four decades. And his impact has not gone unnoticed. Mark is a recipient of Lifetime Achievement Awards from the Arizona Coalition to End Homelessness and Arizona chapter of the National Association of Social Workers.

“Being a social worker has provided me with unique opportunities to serve my community and help those in need,” he says.

Mark exemplifies the American Dream. We wish him the best on his retirement and thank him for his dedication to a truly worthy cause. 

Share Your Story. 

Our district encompasses so many incredible people and stories that I want to share both with my colleagues in Washington and through the platforms I have as a Member of Congress, such as speaking on the House floor. Please visit my website and share your story with me and my team. I look forward to hearing from you! 

As always, my office and I are here to assist you. If you would like to share a comment or tell us your story, please don't hesitate to reach out. We look forward to serving you!

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