NC South Carolina Times

Rep. Ralph Norman, who has been serving South Carolina's 5th district in the U.S. Congress since 2017, recently shared several updates through his social media account. These posts reflect his ongoing political activities and involvement in legislative matters.

On February 10, 2025, Rep. Ralph Norman highlighted the introduction of the Emergency Border Control Resolution by Rep. Andy Harris. This resolution is designed to enable Congress to initiate a two-step reconciliation process aimed at providing resources for securing the southern border and rebuilding efforts under President Trump’s administration. "@RepAndyHarrisMD JUST introduced the Emergency Border Control Resolution, which allows Congress to stop stalling & start advancing a two-step reconciliation process. This provides President Trump with the resources he needs to secure our southern border & rebuild America's…"

The following day, on February 11, 2025, Rep. Norman invited constituents to join a live tele-town hall meeting via a toll-free number. The event was organized as part of his efforts to engage directly with the public and discuss pertinent issues affecting them."My live tele-town hall starting right now.

Toll free: (855) 840-6970"

On February 12, 2025, Rep. Norman announced that he had filed an amicus brief in support of South Carolina's stance in Medina v. Planned Parenthood case before the Supreme Court. He urged protection for South Carolina's right to exclude abortion providers from Medicaid services and noted backing from various organizations such as ADF Legal and Students for Life."BREAKING

I filed an amicus brief in Medina v. Planned Parenthood, urging the Supreme Court to protect SC’s right to exclude abortion providers from Medicaid.

Supported by @ADFLegal, @AUL, @CatholicVote, @FRCdc, @StudentsforLife, and @sbaprolife.

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