Indy Standard

André Carson, a U.S. Congressman representing Indiana's 7th District, has been active on social media, addressing key national issues. Carson, who has served in Congress since 2008 after replacing Julia Carson, made several statements in late March 2025 regarding national security and labor rights.

On March 26, 2025, Carson addressed a security breach concerning Signal, stating: "This week’s Signal controversy exposed a national security breach. We need to know that this administration is capable of keeping Americans safe – especially when it comes to violent extremists. I’m holding this administration accountable." Carson emphasized the importance of ensuring the safety of Americans, particularly in confronting violent extremism.

Two days later, on March 28, 2025, Carson criticized a recent executive order from the president, expressing concerns over labor rights. In his post, he stated: "The president’s latest executive order is union-busting, straight from the 2025 playbook. MAGA is trying to squash the rights of workers while helping billionaires become even richer. I stand with federal workers and all the hardworking men and women of labor." Carson voiced his support for federal workers and labor groups affected by the executive order.

Later that day, Carson expressed gratitude for unspecified service, tweeting: "Truly an honor. Thank you for your service!" Although the specific context of this tweet was not clear, it appeared to acknowledge contributions in a professional or community capacity.