Despite legalization, cannabis can still have legal impact on immigrants in Minnesota
Legalization in Minnesota doesn't nullify federal law that classifies cannabis as a controlled substance
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Legalization in Minnesota doesn't nullify federal law that classifies cannabis as a controlled substance
On Aug. 1, Minnesota became the 23rd state in the country to legalize cannabis for recreational use. But cannabis continues to be a Schedule 1 drug under federal law, which could have consequences for non U.S. citizens.
Legalization in Minnesota doesn't nullify federal law that classifies cannabis as a controlled substance
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As Minnesota legalizes cannabis, immigration experts remind noncitizens that the substance is federally controlled and Minnesotans without citizenship or immigration documentation still face risks.