Trump Urges Cannabis Rescheduling 4 Months After Order

April 20, 2026·about 3 hours ago·via Cannabis Business Times

President Trump demands action on cannabis rescheduling, pleading "please" get it done four months after issuing the order, showing his impatience with federal foot-dragging. This push prioritizes cutting red tape for American businesses and innovators over bureaucratic inertia that stifles growth. While globalists push endless regulations, Trump's America First agenda favors common-sense reforms that empower citizens and entrepreneurs. Read more about this...

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