There’s ‘Strong Public Demand’ For Bigger Marijuana Reform Than Trump’s Rescheduling Move, Federally Funded Study Shows
A federally funded study analyzing 42,913 public comments submitted to the DEA regarding marijuana rescheduling found that while the Trump administration's rescheduling proposal is popular, most respondents support even broader cannabis reforms. The research indicates strong public demand for more comprehensive marijuana policy changes beyond the current rescheduling initiative.
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