Veteran Organizations Urge Biden And DEA To Reform Cannabis Policy, Citing Health Issues

Several of America’s largest veterans organizations have rallied behind the push for the Biden administration to swiftly lower federal restrictions on cannabis. This call to action, embodied in a letter to the Department of Justice, comes after the Department of Health and Human Services recommended rescheduling cannabis six months ago.

Veterans’ Unified Call For Changing Cannabis Policies

Leading veterans groups, including the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, AMVETS, American GI Forum, the American Legion, Blinded Veterans Association and the Minority Veterans of America are collectively pressing the Justice Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to expedite action. They argue that access to a broader range of treatments, including cannabis, is crucial for addressing the complex health challenges faced by veterans returning …

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