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“A Terrible Problem:” Immigration Advocates Push for Pot Reform
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Willis Jacobson
Sep 21, 2020
Sep 21, 2020
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A group of immigrants’ rights organizations is calling on U.S. government leaders to support federal marijuana legalization. Doing so, they argue, would end what they consider unjust punishments – including deportation – for immigrants busted for pot offenses and would...
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