💨 Abstract
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed a bill that would have banned THC-containing hemp products, citing the need for regulation instead of prohibition. The veto, announced just before the bill would have become law, was criticized by some conservative allies but supported by hemp retailers and farmers. Abbott called for a special legislative session in July to address regulation. Critics argue that regulation amounts to legalizing marijuana, while supporters highlight the economic benefits and medicinal uses of THC products.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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