Trump considers the reclassification of marijuana as a less dangerous drug: Report

President Donald Trump weighs whether it is so Marijuana reclassification As less dangerous, according to a report.

Trump told those present in collecting donations worth a million dollars in his club in New Jersey Golf earlier this month, was interested in making a change in the factory classification, Wall Street Journal I mentioned, quoting sources familiar with the matter.

This comes after millions of dollars hemp companies adhered to the president’s political groups, according to the report.

The federal judge prohibits the Origon state law, which requires marijuana business workers to approve the work agreements with workers

Guests in Trump collection Kim Rivers, CEO of Trocture, included one of the largest marijuana companies. The newspaper pointed out that Rivers urged the president to make change and expand marijuana medical research.

The possible move to remove marijuana from the list of materials that are controlled in the first table and make it the third table property that would make it easier to buy and sell cannabis and make the industry more profitable.

The Biden Administration has started to follow up on marijuana reclassification, but it did not enacted the change before leaving the office.

There were also several bills It was presented in Congress By Democrats and Republicans, either to reduce marijuana classification to the third table drug or remove it from the list of fully controlled substances. Federal lawmakers also sought to cancel the factory criminalization.

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But these measures were not signed in the law.

At least 40 states of medical marijuana have begun, while 24 states and DC, have also begun in entertainment marijuana.

The Wall Street Journal contributed to this report.