STATES 2.0 Act: Empowers states to regulate marijuana while ensuring federal oversight for interstate commerce.
The STATES 2.0 Act amends the Controlled Substances Act to allow states to regulate marijuana within their borders, empowering them to set their own rules for cannabis markets. It emphasizes state sovereignty while ensuring federal oversight to manage interstate commerce. The Act exempts compliant state and tribal marijuana activities from certain federal provisions, including tax and forfeiture laws. It also mandates the Food and Drug Administration to regulate marijuana products, ensuring safety standards and supporting tribal self-determination.
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