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Oregon considers reversing decision to decriminalize heroin, fentanyl following rise in open-air drug use

After becoming the first state in the nation to decriminalize hard drug use, including heroin, cocaine, and fentanyl, Oregon is reconsidering its decision due to a drastic increase in open-air drug use, the Telegraph reported.Police chiefs, district attorneys, and city officials are calling for Oreg.

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It Has Been Pretty Awful : First State To Decriminalize Hard Drugs Looking To Reverse Liberal Experiment

Officials in Oregon are demanding that the state reverse key provisions of a 2021 liberal experiment to decriminalize heroin and fentanyl.

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First US state to decriminalise hard drugs may be set for swift U-turn

Oregon, the first US state to decriminalise hard drugs, is set for a U-turn after addicts took over the streets of major cities.

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Eugene City Council meeting cut short after virtual speakers racist, antisemitic comments

Eugene city councilors ended their meeting early Monday, after the public forum was hijacked by racist and antisemitic comments from virtual speakers.

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