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California’s #Weedwise Campaign Aims To Combat Illegal Pot

The public information campaign will highlight the potential health risks of consuming illegal marijuana.

Currently it is illegal to possess both marijuana and a legal firearm, even if you are using marijuana for a medical purpose.

The Democrat-led arm of Congress seeks to keep federal marijuana enforcement out of places where citizens have voted it legal.

Smoking or ingesting marijuana in prison remains a felony in the state.

The legalization bill only needs the governor’s signature to become law.

Only 2% of Americans polled said that legalization was an important issue for them when deciding who they will vote for in the 2020 election.

“People are talking about [legalization] less. There is no sense of urgency,” says one drug policy expert.

NYC is the first jurisdiction in the U.S. to explicitly prohibit this practice.

The bill would also expunge the records of people convicted of some marijuana-related offenses.

Polls currently show that 80% of the public in Mexico support legalization efforts.