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On September 19th, Huizenga defends the traditional materiality standard created by Thurgood Marshall. For nearly 50 years, this standard has been applied until the Biden-Harris Administration have hijacked it and injected partisan objectives that Democrats could not pass into law through the legislative process. H.R. 4790 puts a stop to the radical ESG push by liberal bureaucrats and activist investors. H.R. 4790 will deliver better outcomes for everyday investors and make it easier for America...

On July 23rd, Congressman Bill Huizenga spoke on the House floor in support of his amendment to hold the Biden-Harris EPA accountable. The Huizenga amendment addresses the EPA's misguided ozone attainment rule that fails to recognize that pollution generated in cities across Lake Michigan travels to West Michigan. Instead, the Biden-Harris rule would negatively impact economic activity, cost jobs, and penalize Allegan, Berrien, and Muskegon Counties despite these areas not being the source of th...

Today in an exchange with Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, Congressman Bill Huizenga asked why the Biden Administration failed to enact tougher sanctions on the military junta.

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Congressional Baseball Game! I had a great time playing Second Base in the Republicans' 31-11 win. This bipartisan event raised over $2 million for charity! #shorts

Congress did not give the Federal Reserve the authority to create a Central Bank Digital Currency, nor should it. Today, I joined 215 of my colleagues in passing the CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act. Watch my remarks on the House floor to learn more! #shorts

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On April 18th, Congressman Bill Huizenga spoke on the House floor and commemorated the 100 years of Frank's Restaurant in his hometown of Zeeland, Michigan.

H.R. 5921, legislation introduced by Congressman Bill Huizenga (R-MI), is designed to hold Iran accountable and limit the Iranian regime’s ability to finance terrorism and attack Israel. Passage of this bipartisan bill follows Iran’s attack over the weekend on Israel, a key U.S. ally. H.R. 5921, called the No U.S. Financing for Iran Act passed the House in a bipartisan vote of 294-105.