For both drugs and cosmetics, currently under California law, if DHS has probable cause to believe that a drug or cosmetic is adulterated, misbranded, or falsely advertised, DHS can embargo the product, remove it from commerce. In their letter, DHS says, ``This power may be considered in addition to a Federal requirement.'' Could you clarify your intent in this area?
Questioning the intent of DHS regarding the regulation of drugs and cosmetics under California law.
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