Ciscomani Releases Statement in Honor of Veterans Day

WASHINGTON - U.S. Representative Juan Ciscomani released the following statement in honor of Veterans Day today, November 11, 2025.

"This Veterans Day, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to the incredible men and women who have worn our nation's uniform in defense of freedom. You have put life and limb on the line for our democracy, and your sacrifices are a solemn reminder that freedom is never free.

With nearly 80,000 veterans who call Arizona's Sixth Congressional District home, I take seriously my responsibility to serve those who have served us. I'm honored to advocate for our veterans through my role in Congress and as a member of the House Veterans' Affairs Committee.

While we may never be able to repay you for your service, I hope that today - and every day - our communities recognize the bravery, valor, and dedication you've shown in defense of our country."

Delivering for Arizona's Veterans

Congressman Ciscomani continues to make veterans' priorities a cornerstone of his work in Congress and across Arizona's Sixth Congressional District. Recent actions include:

• Passing Bipartisan Legislation: Two of Congressman Ciscomani's veterans' bills passed the House unanimously
• Improving the Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) Program
• Expanding access to veterans' benefits.
• Opening a New VA Outstation in Cochise County: After consistent advocacy, Congressman Ciscomani helped secure federal approval to open a veteran center outstation in Cochise County, bringing critical services closer to home for local veterans.
• Providing Direct Assistance: Assisted veterans navigate federal agencies, access earned benefits, and resolve casework issues quickly and effectively that has resulted in nearly $6 million returned to veterans in AZ-06.
  Congressman Ciscomani released this video today after placing flags on gravesites at the Arizona Veterans' Memorial Cemetery at Marana yesterday alongside community members.

Congressman Ciscomani released this videotoday after placing flags on gravesites at the Arizona Veterans' Memorial Cemetery at Marana yesterday alongside community members.

View the video hereor by clicking on the image above.

With nearly 80,000 veterans in his congressional district and as a member of the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs (VA), Congressman Ciscomani is a strong advocate for those who have served our nation. The VA committee oversees the Department of Veterans Affairs and the laws that guide the benefits and services veterans depend on. Through his work on the Oversight and Investigations and Economic Opportunity Subcommittees, Ciscomani focuses on accountability within the VA and on helping veterans build successful lives after service. More about Ciscomani's work for veterans can be found HERE.

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