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Congressman Biggs Urges Movement on Legislation Codifying President Trump’s Agenda Following State of the Union Address

Source: United States House of Representatives – Congressman Andy Biggs (AZ-05)

Yesterday evening, Congressman Andy Biggs (R-AZ) attended the first State of the Union address of President Donald Trump’s second term. The President’s powerful speech outlined the significant progress his Administration has made over the past year and reaffirmed his commitment to policies and priorities that put American citizens first. Congressman Biggs has been a leading voice in advancing legislation that aligns with and reinforces the President’s priorities. 

During his address, the President shared the tragic story of Dalilah Coleman, who was only five when she suffered life changing injuries caused by an illegal alien driving an 18-wheeler. President Trump called for Congress to pass Dalilah’s Law, legislation that would prohibit states from handing out commercial driver’s licenses (CDL) to illegal aliens. Congressman Biggs’s VERIFY CDL Act would accomplish that priority by requiring states to verify an individual’s employment authorization through E-Verify before issuing or renewing a CDL.

“President Trump’s address made clear that strong leadership delivers results,” said Congressman Biggs. “In just one year, we have seen meaningful progress in restoring border security and the rule of law, economic stability, and American sovereignty at home and abroad. Now it is Congress’s responsibility to lock these wins into law. 

“I have introduced legislation to advance the President’s priorities, and I will continue fighting to ensure the American people see lasting, structural change—not only temporary executive action. As we approach the halfway point of the President’s term, I urge House Leadership to quickly move my bills that align with his priorities. The time to act is now.”

President Trump is committed to restoring order at our southern border. Congressman Biggs has been a leader on this issue throughout his time in Congress and currently serves as the co-chair of the Congressional Border Security Caucus. He has introduced the following legislation supporting this priority:

  • H.R. 57, Ending Catch and Release Act of 2025 – Prohibits DHS from paroling or releasing illegal aliens into the country while the alien’s immigration claim is pending
  • H.R. 64, Grant’s Law – Prohibits DHS from releasing illegal aliens who have been arrested for deportable crimes. This bill was named for a Fifth District constituent, Grant Ronnebeck, tragically killed by an illegal alien released from custody despite having a final order or removal
  • H.R. 76,Fund and Complete the Border Wall Act– Establishes funding for the United States-Mexico border wall by taxing foreign remittance transfers, rightsizing immigration fees, and reducing foreign aid from countries whose nationals enter the U.S. illegally
  • H.R. 116,Stopping Border Surges Act– Closes loopholes in immigration law that serve as a magnet for illegal entry into the country and promotes increased integrity in the asylum system
  • H.R. 5795,Deportation Disclosure Act – Requires DHS to make public the name, photograph, aliases, and last known state of residence for all illegal aliens with final removal orders from the United States
  • H.R. 7200,VERIFY CDL Act– Requires States to verify an applicant’s authorization to work in the United States through E-Verify before issuing or renewing a commercial driver’s license
  • H.Res. 303 – Designating members of Tren de Aragua as alien enemies invading the United States.

President Trump underscored the need to restore public safety and uphold the rule of law. Congressman Biggs, Chairman of the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Federal Government Surveillance, has introduced legislation to strengthen accountability and protect American communities:

President Trump emphasized restoring affordability and accountability in healthcare. Congressman Biggs has introduced legislation to support these efforts:

President Trump underscored the importance of economic growth, regulatory reform, and fiscal responsibility. Congressman Biggs has introduced the following legislation advancing these priorities:

President Trump emphasized the importance of election integrity and trust in the electoral system. Congressman Biggs has introduced legislation to advance that priority:

  • H.R. 58,Voter Integrity Protection Act – Designates voting in a federal election by an alien who is unlawfully in the United States an aggravated felony and a deportable offense
  • H.R. 55 – Restores States’ rights to conduct elections and allow them to enforce state laws that eliminate voter fraud opportunities
  • H.Res. 8– Reaffirming the House of Representatives’ commitment to ensuring secure elections nationwide and reiterating the importance of requiring photo identification at the ballot box

President Trump highlighted housing affordability as a key priority. Congressman Biggs has introduced legislation to support market-based solutions and remove unnecessary federal obstacles:

  • H.R. 75,HOUSE Act of 2025 – Repeals or blocks federal regulations and mandates that increase construction and development costs
  • H.R. 53,Responsible Borrower Protection Act– Prohibits federal agencies from using government-backed mortgage programs to subsidize higher-risk borrowers at the expense of responsible homeowners
  • H.R. 50,KAMALA Act– Prohibits federal funds from being used to provide housing or shelter assistance to illegal aliens