North Carolina man whose daughter was killed presses DOJ and lawmakers on bill aimed at "career felons"

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Stephen Federico is advocating for Logan's Law, a bill to create a national database of repeat violent offenders, following the murder of his daughter, Logan Federico.
Logan Federico was killed during a break-in by an individual with at least 25 felony charges and numerous arrests.
Logan's Law was introduced by the late Sen. Lindsey Graham and would require the Attorney General to establish a publicly accessible federal database of violent crime convicts.
The bill also encourages data-sharing between states to protect the public from repeat offenders.
Despite Republican control of Congress and the White House, the bill has seen little momentum since its introduction in April.
Attorney General Todd Blanche and Sen. Darline Graham expressed optimism for bipartisan support for the bill, though its future in a potentially Democrat-controlled Congress is uncertain.
Federico is determined to see the bill passed, stating he will do "anything" necessary to prevent further loss of life.

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