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After the Texas Republican-controlled state Senate and the House of Representatives, almost all drugs are on the verge of banning the products, which passes a bill to outline the sale and occupation of THC-infected cannabis consumer materials including Edis, Oil and Vapor.
This step threatens to destroy the state’s $ 4 billion Ganja industryWhich includes more than 8,000 businesses and tens of thousands of workers – although industry leaders vow to mount legal challenges that Texas village. Greg Abbott should sign the law.
So far, Abbott has not publicly supported or opposed the proposed ban, but the Texas Ganja Business Council has asked him not to sign.
The Texas is on the verge of banning almost all intoxicating cannabis products after the Republican-state-state Senate and the House of Representatives, which passes a bill to underline the sale and occupation of ThC-infected Ganja consumer materials. (AP Photo / Steven Sen / AP images)
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“We urge Governor Abbott to reject CSSB 3 and protect tens of thousands Hardworking texusThe council said after Wednesday’s vote, “including veterans like Dave Walden, who rely on cannabinoids, cannabinoids, cannabis.
State House voted to ban almost all the ganja products on Wednesday in 95-44 votes, after a surprising upsurge, it was the first advanced law that demanded to regulate products rather than banned them.
State Senate Passed bill(SB3), with 24-7 votes in March.
This bill is the top priority for Lt. Gove Dan Patrick, which describes the “major public health threat” to products, especially for children.
Patrick said, “I have never been more emotional about anything.” Video Posted on social media earlier this week. He threatened to recall legislators to the capital for a special session, if they do not approve the ban.
Patrick said, “If we leave Austin in this session and we do not ban these products for the next two to three years, then we are going to see life destroying,” Patrick said.
This bill is the top priority for Lt Gove Dan Patrick, which has described products as “major public health threats”, especially for children. (Sergio Floors / Bloomberg Getty Image / Getty Image)
He said that the products are highly powerful and can be easily delivered by minors.
Just one House RepublicanRape Brian Harrison voted against the proposal.
“I believe SB3 unnecessarily grows the government, restrictions adults, and can have severe and harmful unexpected consequences such as closing thousands of small businesses and pushing adults, who want or rely on ganja products, more intoxicated and drug addiction and fatal pharmaceuticals or in malignant pharmaceuticals or black markets,” Herrison is written.
“The SB3 is more than the proper role of the government and can ban many products which were valid in 2018 by President Trump.”
Critics argue that the bill is a political power game that will destroy small businesses and increase criminal punishment beyond those beyond marijuana.
Lucas Gilki, the chief executive officer of the hometown, the manufacturer of the ganja-rich products, said that he plans to file a case.
Gilki said in the post on X, “Immediately, we are going to be ready for a trial. Texas Ganja Business Council has resources allotted for this specific purpose.”
Texas MPs passed a bill to ban THC-infused hemp products, threatening to wipe the $ 4 billion industry. Legal challenges in the form of villages loom. The decision on signing into the law of Greg Abbott is unknown. (AP / Bibeto Matthew / AP images)
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The House made some changes to the Senate version, so the bill should return to the Senate for final approval until the House fully accepts the original version of the Senate. Only then will it go to the village Abbott for signature or veto.
Under the Senate bill, restricted ganja will be more serious than punishment to keep products Marijuana possession,
For example, the possession of non-non-contact cannabis products will be punished by up to one year in jail. In comparison, Marijuana’s occupation under 2 ounces is currently a class B rape, which is punishable in jail for 180 days.
