Congress Exposes Chinese Cannabis Cartel Network Across America | TDR Cannabis in 5
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Chairman Josh Brecheen painted a picture of foreign cartels using marijuana for human trafficking, money laundering, and environmental harm, even near sensitive infrastructure. But Democratic Rep. Troy Carter flipped the script, blasting federal marijuana prohibition as a failure that’s hurt communities and stifled justice.
This hearing exposed a sharp divide: Is cannabis a homeland security threat or a victim of outdated policy?
For regulated operators and investors, the stakes are big. With claims of thousands of illegal grows—especially in Oklahoma—funded by Chinese networks, lawmakers blurred the line between criminal enterprises and legal businesses, risking new stigma and volatility for the entire industry.
As the political narrative shifts, regulated operators must double down on transparency, compliance, and clean operations to prove they’re not part of the problem. Meanwhile, the debate over federal reform intensifies, with both parties positioning for credit if rescheduling moves forward.
Check out our latest TDR Cannabis in 5 presented by Dutchie as we break down the facts, cut through the rhetoric, and deliver the cannabis policy insights you need to stay ahead in this fast-changing market.
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