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States are moving ahead of federal agencies on policy.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 22
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States are moving ahead of federal agencies on policy.

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  1. States are building institutions and passing laws regarding immigration due to a federal policy vacuum.Sub-event
  2. Colorado passed a bill to expand regulated use programs, while Texas committed over $100 million to ibogaine clinical trials, and MAPS published the complete Investigator's Brochure.Sub-event
  3. Multiple states are enacting new laws requiring metadata labels and prohibiting deceptive synthetic media.Sub-event
  4. States are moving ahead of federal agencies as InnerTrek holds practical sessions in Golden, Colorado, while states launch their own psychedelic programs.Sub-event
  5. Texas leaders, including Brooke Rollins and Greg Abbott, supported agricultural research initiatives and state interests.Sub-event
  6. States are moving ahead of federal agencies on policy.1 source

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