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The President standing with law enforcement

| Posted in In the News

You don’t have to look far to see what’s gone wrong.  While taxpayers are being ripped off and communities put at risk, some politicians are busy attacking the very ICE agents trying to clean up the mess left by open borders.  President Trump is right to stand with law enforcement, protect the public, and hold sanctuary cities accountable.

Trump 47 put America back on track

| Posted in Opinion Pieces

In case you missed it, Congressman Ralph Norman penned an op-ed on the promises delivered by President Trump in just one year of his second presidency to benefit the people of South Carolina. Read the article in the Washington Examiner here and below. I still remember the morning of President Donald J. Trump’s second inauguration. It was bitterly cold, 23 degrees, and…

Congressman Norman Condemns Mecklenburg Judge’s Decision to Free Accused Accomplice in Mary Collins Murder Case

| Posted in Press Releases

ROCK HILL, S.C. — Congressman Ralph Norman (R-SC) issued the following statement after a Mecklenburg County judge refused to revoke the bond of America Diehl, an accused accomplice in the 2020 murder of Mary Collins, who was brutally murdered. Diehl, a violent criminal, is now back on the streets of York County, South Carolina, as she awaits trial. “Mary’s family has endured…

Congressman Norman Demands Answers From SLED After Murder of Logan Federico

| Posted in Press Releases

WASHINGTON D.C. — Congressman Ralph Norman (R-SC) is calling on South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) Chief Mark Keel to explain how a violent repeat offender was able to remain free and fatally murder Logan Federico on May 3, 2025. Alexander Dickey, the suspect, had eleven prior arrests and roughly 40 charges, yet gaps in his criminal record, including missing fingerprints…

Field Hearing in Charlotte Highlights the Human Cost of Failed Crime Policies

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Last week in Charlotte, the House Judiciary Subcommittee held a field hearing that was both powerful and heartbreaking. Families shared stories of loved ones lost — lives taken by criminals who should’ve never been on the streets. We remembered Iryna Zarutska, a young refugee murdered on a Charlotte light rail. And Logan Federico, just 22, visiting friends in South Carolina, killed by a…