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On October 12th, the U.S. House of Representatives was called back into session to vote on raising the debt limit. After voting "no," Congressman Bill Huizenga, a Republican from Michigan, walked off the House floor and provided video update to his constituents in West Michigan on Facebook. Congressman Huizenga explains the procedural tricks Nancy Pelosi and Democrats in the House used to pass a $480 billion increase in the debt limit and how it creates the glide path for President Biden and Spe...

In the latest edition of Capitol Report, Congressman Bill Huizenga discusses the lack of transparency in how the Biden Administration has conducted the withdrawal from Afghanistan. Rep. Huizenga is critical of President Biden's decision-making especially his call to abandon Bagram Air Base and failure to get our Afghan Allies in the (Special Immigrant Visa) SIV program out sooner.

On August 17th, Congressman Bill Huizenga joined WOOD TV's Rick Albin for a discussion regarding the chaotic withdrawal of American Forces from Afghanistan. During the conversation, Huizenga laid the blame squarely at the feet of President Joe Biden and his Administration. Huizenga also stressed the need for the Administration to safely help Americans as well as the Afghans who supported our troops during our time in Afghanistan.

On June 28th, Michigan Congressman Bill Huizenga spoke on the House floor calling for the House to discharge H.R. 18, the No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act. This legislation would codify what is known as the Hyde Amendment and prevent taxpayer dollars from being used to pay for abortion services.

In a challenging global economy, the strength of our capital markets is vital to long-term economic growth. Yet, regulatory burdens and bureaucracy are preventing small businesses from thriving and hindering the United States’ ability to compete globally.

On May 19th, Congressman Bill Huizenga spoke on the House floor to recognize and honor the work of Jenison Public Schools Superintendent Tom Tenbrink. Congressman Huizenga's full remarks are available below. I rise today to recognize the exemplary career of Tom TenBrink, and his legacy of service, dedication, and success in the Jenison Community. On behalf of West Michigan, it’s an honor to express my appreciation and gratitude for his many years of service to the students, staff, and families o...

On May 13th. Congressman Bill Huizenga laid a wreath to honor Michigan Police Officers who were killed in the line of duty while serving our community at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington. After presenting the wreath, "today, I had the solemn honor of paying respect to our fallen police and law enforcement officers from Michigan. We must never forget the challenges law enforcement officials face on a daily basis. My prayers go out to the families of those who were kill...

On Friday, March 26th, Congressman Bill Huizenga posthumously presented a Purple Heart to Charles A. Conklin. Mr. Conklin was the first casualty of World War I from Grand Haven and is the namesake for the American Legion Post in Grand Haven, Michigan. Post 28 will display the Purple Heart at the Legion to honor the service, sacrifice, and memory of Charles A. Conklin. Full coverage from WOOD-TV 8 in Grand Rapids Michigan is available here: https://www.woodtv.com/news/ottawa-county/grand-haven-ma...

During a House Financial Services hearing on March 23, Congressman Huizenga asked Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen about the economic impact of schools being closed and what that means for students and families moving forward.

On March 23, 2021, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen falsely claimed that only the "wealthy" pay tax estimates. Congressman Huizenga quickly pushed back on that statement by citing seasonal workers, construction workers, 1099 employees, and many small business owners pay estimates. Secretary Yellen's answer was in a response to a question from Congressman Huizenga regarding why the filing date for 2020 taxes was moved but not the filing date for first quarter estimates for 2021.

Today, Republican Congressman Bill Huizenga (MI-02), whose serves as Ranking Member of the Investor Protection, Entrepreneurship, and Capital Markets Subcommittee posed questions during a hearing filled with political theatrics on the Robinhood App, GameStop and retail investing. During the hearing, Huizenga addressed the importance of retail investing for individuals and shot down the notion that retail investment was like a casino where people gamble with fake money. Additionally, Huizenga ask...