Politics · October 8, 2026
Man whose daughter was killed presses DOJ, Graham on bill aimed at "career felons"
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Stephen Federico, whose daughter Logan was killed in 2025, met with U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche and Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina to urge the passage of 'Logan's Law.' The proposed legislation aims to create a national database for repeat violent offenders to improve communication between jurisdictions. The event occurred amidst a competitive special election for the Senate seat formerly held by Lindsey Graham, leading to questions regarding the timing and potential politicization of the Department of Justice's involvement.
Stephen Federico, whose daughter Logan was killed in 2025, met with U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche and Sen. Darline Graham in South Carolina to urge the passage of 'Logan's Law.' The proposed legislation aims to create a national database for repeat violent offenders to improve communication between jurisdictions. The event occurred amidst a competitive special election for the Senate seat formerly held by Lindsey Graham, leading to questions regarding the timing and potential politicization of the Department of Justice's involvement.