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Today, Congressman Bill Huizenga spoke on the House floor honoring the service, friendship, and commitment of Grand Valley State University Vice President Matt McLogan. Mr. McLogan first started working at GVSU in 1987 and has tirelessly worked to make Grand Valley the institution it is today. West Michigan is forever thankful and indebted to Matt for his advocacy, leadership, and service.

On May 13th, Congressman Bill Huizenga spoke on the House floor to honor the memory of Corporal Laverne “Dirk” Van Dyke.

On May 10, Michigan Congressman Bill Huizenga spoke on the House floor in support of his legislation H.R. 935, the Small Business Mergers, Acquisitions, Sales, and Brokerage Simplification Act of 2021.

Young artists across West Michigan have had a wonderful impact on our community. The Congressional Art Competition provides these student artists with the opportunity to showcase their talent to a much larger audience. The winner of the Second District Congressional Art Competition will have their work displayed in the U.S. Capitol alongside artists from across the country. I look forward to seeing what highly skilled and unique works of art are created by students throughout our community!

Today, Congressman Bill Huizenga called on Speaker Nancy Pelosi to hold a vote to repeal President Biden’s unscientific mask mandate on planes and mass transit. The Senate passed a bipartisan measure to repeal this mandate on Tuesday.

On November 17th, Congressman Bill Huizenga spoke on the House floor recognizing the deep ties between the United States and the Netherlands. During his remarks, Huizenga focused on the important role the Netherland-America Foundation has played in fostering our Trans-Atlantic partnership. Congressman Huizenga represents West Michigan in the U.S. House of Representatives, an area that has deep cultural and ancestral ties to the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Huizenga also serves as the Republican C...

On November 19th, Speaker Nancy Pelosi pushed a multi-trillion-dollar spending bill through the House on a nearly party line vote. While the CBO estimates this bill will add $367 billion to the deficit, multiple outside analyses that remove gimmicks and phony spending windows included in this legislation show a budget shortfall ranging from somewhere between 2 and 3 trillion dollars. Following his vote against this runaway spending spree, Congressman Bill Huizenga provided an update to Michigan ...

We know that China cheats. We know that China tries to control as much as they can. We also know that China is out for China and their governmental structure. How are we going to change China's actions? The only way to confront China and change their actions are sanctions, economic pressure, and a strong robust US economy. An American economy that not only competes, but one that can out perform China and offer better opportunities and outcomes. We need a positive environment for our entrepreneur...

During a House Financial Services Committee Hearing, Congressman Bill Huizenga, a Republican from West Michigan, blasted Democrats for mortgaging America's future and simply not caring about it. Huizenga highlights the numbers from the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) detailing the stunning debt created by President Biden and Nancy Pelosi's partisan spending proposal and what has already been created by Democrats since Nancy Pelosi returned as Speaker.

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.