By Daniel Stefanski |

A veteran Arizona Member of Congress is reprising his role as leader of a key subcommittee.

Last week, U.S. Representative Andy Biggs announced that he would be serving another term in office as the Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Crime and Federal Government Surveillance for the 119th Congress. According to a press release issued from Biggs’ office, this appointment marks “his third term as the Subcommittee’s highest ranking Republican.”

In a statement to accompany the release, Congressman Biggs said, “It’s an honor to serve once again as the Chairman of the Subcommittee on Crime and Federal Government Surveillance. We’ve worked diligently to expose the radical Biden-Harris regime’s weaponization of federal law enforcement agencies against law-abiding Americans and soft-on-crime and illegal alien policies that made our communities more dangerous. The American people demand change from the inside out, and the Subcommittee is ready to get back to work in January.”

Biggs added, “The Crime and Federal Government Surveillance Subcommittee wouldn’t be the workhorse we are without my colleagues and staff. I look forward to working alongside Chairman Jordan, members of the Subcommittee, and President Trump to advance policies that will make American communities safe once again.”

The east valley Republican was sworn into his fifth term in the U.S. House when the 119th Congress convened on Friday, January 3, 2025. Since entering office in 2017, Biggs has proved himself to be one of President Donald J. Trump’s fiercest defenders, while staking out one of the most conservative legislative records in his chamber. He will be a key member of the caucus to watch over the next two years as his party seeks to navigate a razor-thin majority in the House to send key pieces of legislation to the White House.

Daniel Stefanski is a reporter for AZ Free News. You can send him news tips using this link.