As states, territories, and tribes take action to address the failed and discriminatory War on Drugs, Congress has a responsibility to heed the public's call for these reforms through the annual appropriation process.
Earl Blumenauer: “As states, territories, and tribes take action to address the failed and discriminatory War on Drugs, Congress has a…”
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Blumenauer emphasizes Congress's duty to support marijuana law reforms.
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