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Iowans affected by fentanyl call out presidential hopefuls on rhetoric

Iowans affected by fentanyl call out presidential hopefuls on rhetoric
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U S Supreme Court won t hear Safehouse injection site case

U S Supreme Court won t hear Safehouse injection site case
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Newsom may have to decide whether to sanction heroin injection sites

POLITICO Newsom may have to decide whether to sanction heroin injection sites The idea is a recurring struggle between progressive lawmakers who say it will save lives and moderate Democrats and Republicans who warn it would normalize hard drug use. AP Photo/Eric Risberg, File Link Copied OAKLAND California could become the first place in the nation where people can inject illicit drugs under medical supervision, pushing legal and ethical boundaries amid an alarming spike in overdose deaths. State lawmakers have debated the idea each year since 2016, a recurring struggle between progressive lawmakers who say it will save lives and moderate Democrats and Republicans who warn it would normalize hard drug use.

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Biden Poised to Break a Promise on Mandatory Minimum Sentencing

Biden Poised to Break a Promise on Mandatory Minimum Sentencing An officer with U.S. Customs and Border Protection works with a dog to check parcels for fentanyl. Efforts to reduce the illicit supply of fentanyl and similar substances has failed to prevent a surge in overdose deaths. Johannes Eisele / AFP via Getty Images By More than a hundred racial justice and public health groups are urging Congress and President Joe Biden to abandon a Trump administration policy that enhanced criminal penalties for people involved with drugs containing forms of fentanyl, the opioid that has received sensational media coverage for its role in the overdose crisis.

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