HOLLAND — Protests have continued at U.S. Rep. Bill Huizenga's office in Holland to vocalize their dissent over President Donald J. Trump’s policies and executive orders — and members of Congress who support him.

On Wednesday, Feb. 26, a group of nearly 100 staged a protest in Holland, part of a nationwide effort protesting the Trump Administration’s push to gut federal health, education and human services agencies — as well as billionaire Elon Musk’s influence on drastic cuts.

Protests across the country have targeted congressional offices and Tesla dealerships — Musk is the CEO of the automotive company — with organizers hoping to send a pointed message to members of Congress.

If you go

To contact U.S. Rep. Bill Huizenga:

Visit: 170 College Ave., Ste. 160
Holland, MI  49423
Call: 616-251-6741
Send an email: tinyurl.com/2v636ps7

To sign up for protest notifications, email poliorg@ottawadems.com.

Protestors have continued to rally at Huizenga's Holland office, saying they want him to host a town hall meeting with constituents; he hasn't had one since 2017.

"I wanted to know why Bill Huizenga doesn't have in-person townhalls," said Holland resident Jo Bird. "You go to his office and can't speak with a real person. They tell you to make an appointment on the website and then you never hear back."

Huizenga, however, is a little fish, Bird said.

"He's allowing Donald Trump to become a dictator. Why do you stand silently by as Trump tramples on the U.S. Constitution," she said. "Huizenga should be calling Trump out on all of this. It's just shameless."

Huizenga's office has not responded to ONN's request for comment.

— Sarah Leach is the executive editor of the Ottawa News Network. Contact her at sleach@ottawanewsnetwork.org. Follow her on Twitter @ONNLeach.