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Thursday, November 21, 2024

Huizenga Statement on Foreign Aid Package

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Congressman Bill Huizenga | Rep. Bill Huizenga Official U.S House Headshot

Congressman Bill Huizenga | Rep. Bill Huizenga Official U.S House Headshot

Congressman Bill Huizenga from Michigan has shared his thoughts on the recent foreign aid package votes in the House, specifically focusing on measures for Israel, Ukraine, and the Indo-Pacific Region.

"When considering emergency supplementals, we must examine each supplemental individually," stated Congressman Bill Huizenga.

Speaking about aid for Israel, Congressman Huizenga emphasized the importance of supporting the nation, stating, "we must ensure our greatest ally in the Middle East has the resources to defend itself from Iran, Hamas, and additional terrorist proxy groups in the region that wish to do our ally harm."

However, regarding the Ukraine supplemental, Congressman Huizenga expressed his concerns, mentioning, "I could not support this legislation because of the overall price tag of $61.7 billion and the fact that it funded programs well beyond just military assistance." He also raised questions about taxpayer funds going towards Ukrainian bureaucrats.

On the topic of the Indo-Pacific Region, Congressman Huizenga highlighted his efforts to ensure allies have the necessary resources to counter Chinese aggression. He stressed the importance of the Biden Administration acting promptly and in good faith with allies in the region to combat China's influence.

In conclusion, Congressman Huizenga's statements shed light on his stance regarding the foreign aid package, emphasizing the need for careful consideration and strategic allocation of resources.

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