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Marijuana Today Daily Headlines
Monday, April 22, 2019 | Curated by host Shea Gunther
// State-Legal Marijuana Use Makes Immigrants Morally Unfit for Citizenship, Trump Administration Warns (Marijuana Moment)
// Top execs at American weed retailer MedMen quit amid ex-CFO’s claims of financial duress (CNBC)
// Expungement Efforts Surge on 4/20 With Ben & Jerry’s, Code for America (Leafly)
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// How the Queen of Etiquette Got In on Pot (Rolling Stone)
// Study: Wisconsin would see $1.1 billion benefit with medical marijuana legalization (Madison.com)
// Congressional Committees Outline Plans For Marijuana Reform In 2019 (Marijuana Moment)
// Rep. Ilhan Omar: Legalize marijuana nationwide expunge criminal records of those jailed for pot offenses (Newsweek)
// The Indica vs. Sativa Distinction Isn’t Real (Slate)
// Lots Of Politicians And Companies Are Tweeting About Marijuana On 4/20 (Marijuana Moment)
// Carl’s Jr. CBD Burgers Go Over Big in Denver (Leafly)
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