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House Homeland Security Committee Welcomes Rep. Knott

January 16, 2025

WASHINGTON, DC – Today, House Committee on Homeland Security Chairman Mark Green released the following statement welcoming Congressman Brad Knott to the committee:

“I am pleased to welcome Representative Brad Knott to the House Homeland Security Committee in the 119th Congress,” Chairman Green said. “Rep. Knott’s experience prosecuting cartel members, human and drug traffickers, and criminal illegal aliens will prove invaluable as we work to restore public safety and ensure our nation’s laws are enforced.”

Issues: Congress Crime Border

What to expect as Republicans take control in Washington

January 10, 2025

In The News

On this month’s episode of Front Porch Politics, host Tim Boyum takes us to Washington, D.C., as a new Congress convenes. He sits down with three new members of Congress from North Carolina, national Spectrum News political reporters and a national expert with Tar Heel roots. They take a look at what the nation can expect as Republicans take full control in the nation’s capital.

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Issues: Congress Economic Growth Border

ICYMI: Rep. Knott Joins Local Spectrum News for First Interview in Office

January 9, 2025

Press Release

WASHINGTON, D.C. – In case you missed it, Congressman Brad Knott (NC-13) joined Spectrum News' Tim Boyum alongside Reps. Harrigan and McDowell to discuss their commitment to serve North Carolinians.

Issues: Congress Economic Growth Border

Knott Sworn in to Serve North Carolinians in 119th Congress

January 8, 2025

Press Release

WASHINGTON, D.C. – On Friday, former federal prosecutor Brad Knott took the oath of office to begin his first term as congressman for North Carolina’s 13th Congressional District. He released the following statement:

“It is an honor to now serve as the representative for North Carolina’s 13th District. I am both excited and eager to begin working for stronger law enforcement, a secure border, safer communities and a prosperous future for North Carolina and the United States,” Congressman Knott said.

Issues: Congress