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In Raleigh, the sheriffs and the district attorneys are the ones telling the House to pass a hemp bill, which is not a coalition anybody drew up two years ago. In Austin, an appeals court handed the state health department room to start enforcing while the lawsuit continues. At Dublin Port, Irish authorities pulled 392 kilograms of herbal cannabis out of a container that Garda sources believe left the United States. And in Mendocino County, a three-week sweep produced 173,244 plants, 26 firearms, and working conditions the sheriff's office is now investigating as labor exploitation. Every one of these stories runs into the same wall, which is that somebody has to do the enforcing, and enforcement is the line item nobody funds until the problem is already on the shelf.
🚨 North Carolina's new coalition
🤠 Texas can enforce now
🚢 Dublin Port, American origin
🌲 Mendocino's three weeks
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