In addition, we need to seriously invest in resources to help servicemembers leaving uniformed service find meaningful civilian employment and skill-matching opportunities.
Expand support for servicemembers transitioning to civilian employment.
Occurrences
Evidence
Cisneros says he secured 29 legislative priorities in the FY2026 NDAA, including a pay increase and other support for servicemembers and their families.
The agenda calls for a stable transition out of military service, stronger TAP, and career-skills pathways into apprenticeships, credentialing, and private-sector opportunities.
Assessments
The evidence shows Cisneros actively advanced servicemember-transition policy through agenda-setting and House legislative priorities, including career-skills pathways, TAP support, apprenticeships, credentialing, and private-sector opportunities. However, the record provided does not show that the specific promise to expand support for servicemembers transitioning to civilian employment was actually enacted or fully delivered, so this is best treated as partial credit during his current term.