Texas Senate Pushes Forward with THC Ban Amid Rising Kratom Popularity
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The Texas Senate is pushing to ban hemp-derived THC through Senate Bill 5, which would criminalize most hemp products containing cannabinoids other than CBD and CBG, despite opposition from the governor and hemp supporters who advocate for regulated sales. The bill aims to address enforcement issues and curb illegal markets, but faces significant resistance from industry advocates, veterans, and some lawmakers concerned about personal freedoms and economic impacts.
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- While Texas leaders debate banning THC, the controversial and legal substance kratom is rising in popularity CBS News
- Texas Lawmakers Weigh New Hemp Bills For Special Session, Including Already-Vetoed Ban On Products With Any Amount Of THC Marijuana Moment
- Gov. Abbott calls for THC ban for those under 21, stiff regulations as special session gets underway KDFW
- THC ban advances again in Texas Senate, a month after Gov. Greg Abbott’s veto Dallas News
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