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This Week in Weed: Texas Squeezed, DEA Stalled, Massachusetts at a Crossroads

Alex Yeager
This Week in Weed: Texas Squeezed, DEA Stalled, Massachusetts at a Crossroads
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Federal regulators are tightening restrictions on hemp-derived products in Texas with a December 11 deadline, while marijuana rescheduling efforts remain paused at the DEA. Massachusetts voters face a November 3 decision that could reshape state cannabis policy. These regulatory developments have significant implications for patient access to medical cannabis products and the broader legal landscape across the United States, including considerations for Puerto Rico's evolving medical marijuana framework.

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