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Reps. Bill Huizenga (R-MI) and Scott Peters (D-CA) join Bret Baier on "Special Report" to discuss their work on the Bipartisan Fiscal Forum and the need to address our nation's debt.

Congressman Bill Huizenga (R-MI) speaks with WOOD TV's Rick Albin about the launch of the Bipartisan Fiscal Forum and the importance of having a serious conversation about the trajectory of our nation's debt. Rep. Huizenga is the Co-Chair of this bipartisan group with Congressman Scott Peters (D-CA).

On July 17th, Congressman Bill Huizenga (R-MI) helped welcome 295 new American citizens at a naturalization ceremony in Kalamazoo. Rep. Huizenga shared the story of how he watched his wife become a citizen at the same type of ceremony. This video is Fox 17's coverage of the momentous occasion.

On July 13th, Congressman Bill Huizenga (R-MI) question Special Presidential Envoy John Kerry about the role of Nuclear Energy will play in reducing carbon emissions. During his question, Rep. Huizenga honed in on the issue of restarting the Palisades Nuclear Plant in Southwest Michigan and if the Biden Administration would support doing so.

On June 13th, Congressman Bill Huizenga (R-MI) introduced an amendment to the Save Our Stoves Act. This amendment would require the Department of Energy to disclose any meetings Secretary Granholm has held with individuals, groups, or organizations that have 1) ties to the CCP, or 2) advocated on regulation or policy changes to limit, restrict or ban, the use of any type of energy or 3) applied for federal funds. The American people deserve to know if organizations with ties to the Chinese Commu...

On May 5th, Congressman Bill Huizenga (R-MI) joined a bipartisan effort calling on the Biden Administration to expand markets for Michigan blueberries and reduce barriers facing farmers who export the fruit. In a letter from members representing blueberry growing states, the lawmakers urge U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai to expand overseas sales of American grown blueberries by working with Japanese counterparts to eliminate harmful frozen blueberry tariffs. This is WWMT's coverage of Co...

On June 5th, the House passed by voice vote Congressman Huizenga's Accredited Investor Definition Review Act. This legislation is designed to refocus the SEC on it's core mission, strengthen small business investment increase opportunity, and increase access to capital for Southwest Michigan residents and individuals across America.

On May 17th, 2023, Congressman Bill Huizenga, Chairman of the House Financial Services Subcommittee of Oversight and Investigations, grilled the former leaders of Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank, and First Republic Bank, all of which recently failed. During his questioning Chairman Huizenga pressed the former executives about their failed leadership as well as their engagement with regulators

On Saturday May 13th, Congressman Bill Huizenga provided a live update on Facebook prior to the start of the Grand Floral Parade in St. Joe and Benton Harbor. In this video, Rep. Huizenga discusses legislation to recoup fraudulent unemployment checks, Republican passed legislation to restore border security, and how Rep. Huizenga is tackling issues that negative impact Michigan farmers. For more updates please follow @RepHuizenga on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. More information is also avai...

Below are the remarks delivered by Congressman Bill Huizenga on the floor of the U.S. House on May 11, 2023 to honor the life and service of Ret. U.S. Coast Guard Commander Michael J. Smith. Mr. Speaker, I rise today with a heavy heart to honor the life of friend, retired United States Coast Guard Commander Mike Smith. Mike is fondly remembered by many as the director of the annual Coast Guard Festival in Grand Haven, Michigan – also known as Coast Guard City USA – a cherished event where our We...

On April 26th, Congressman Bill Huizenga spoke on H.R. 1579, the Accredited Investor Definition Review Act, during a markup in the House Committee on Financial Services. This legislation drew signifcant bipartisan support and was passed favorably out of committee by a vote of 41-2.