New Bipartisan Bill In Congress Would Keep Hemp THC Products Legal, With New Taxes And Regulations
A bipartisan group of U.S. House representatives, including Minnesota Democrat Angie Craig, introduced the Lawful Hemp Protection Act to permit continued sales of hemp-derived THC products while implementing new federal taxes and regulations, partially reversing a scheduled broad ban.
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