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Congressional Researchers Detail ‘Growing Gulf’ Between Federal And State Drug Laws As Psychedelics

Published January 27, 2023

By Kyle Jaeger


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Congressional researchers say that there’s a “growing gulf” between federal and state drug laws as states have started to pursue psychedelics reform, expanding the policy gap that already exists as it relates to marijuana.