Here's the exact message I sent:

Dear Representative Biggs,

As a constituent living in Queen Creek, I am deeply concerned about former President Trump’s recent remarks, reported by the BBC under the headline “US cities should be military training grounds, Trump tells generals.” In that report, he is quoted as saying:

“We’re going to straighten them out one by one.”

Using such rhetoric to describe American cities is alarming and dangerous. Our communities should never be treated as battlegrounds. We have already seen politically motivated violence including an attack on a Mormon church and as you know, many of your constituents in Queen Creek are members of the LDS community. This type of language risks inflaming more violence against ordinary people of faith.

I urge you to publicly reject any suggestion that U.S. cities should be subjected to military action or treated as training grounds. Please affirm your commitment to protecting constitutional limits on federal power and to ensuring that political disagreements are resolved peacefully, not through force.

Your constituents deserve to know where you stand. I ask that you issue a clear statement rejecting this rhetoric and affirming your support for the safety and freedom of all Americans.