Indy Standard

André Carson, a long-serving U.S. Congressman representing Indiana’s 7th district since 2008, shared his thoughts and actions regarding various issues through a series of tweets. Carson, who has been actively involved in government and community service, used the social media platform to address matters affecting federal employees and to affirm his role in advocating for human rights.

On April 1, 2025, Carson highlighted the plight of federal workers who discovered they were jobless upon arriving at work with disabled security badges. He expressed gratitude to public servants who dedicate their lives to community safety and health. "HHS federal workers found out they didn’t have jobs anymore after they showed up to work and their security badges were disabled. To the public servants who have dedicated their lives to keeping our communities safe & healthy – thank you. I’m working every day to restore your".

Later that day, in a gesture of support, Carson aligned himself with Senator Booker. ".@SenBooker, I stand with you." The tweet was posted on April 1, 2025.

Carson concluded his day on social media by emphasizing the need for legislative action on human rights. On April 1, 2025, he stated, "Congress must act to protect human rights.".