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Preserving Safe Spaces & Made-in-USA Industry: Candidate Hollie Noveletsky Joins Jeff Chidester
Preserving Safe Spaces & Made-in-USA Industry: Candidate Hollie Noveletsky Joins Jeff Chidester

Candidate for New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District, Hollie Noveletsky, joins The Morning Update host Jeff Chidester to share her priorities for the Granite State and address pressing national issues.

Moving to public safety and border security, Hollie highlights her observations from the recent House Hearing on sanctuary municipalities.

She shares the heartbreaking stories presented by American families affected by crimes committed by illegal immigrants, emphasizing the real-world impact of unenforced immigration laws on local communities.  

Closing out the discussion, Hollie outlines her commitment to economic and public safety initiatives through herMade in the USApolicy focus.

She details the critical need to support domestic manufacturing alongside commonsense regulations for commercial trucking, stressing that CDL drivers operating on American roads must be legally documented, fully trained, and fluent in English.

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