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📢 USCC has filed a request to participate in the DEA marijuana rescheduling hearing (Docket DEA-1362). Public input still matters. Patients, advocates, researchers, veterans, and business owners deserve a voice. Demand transparency and a fair hearing. #CannabisReform
If you missed the DEA cannabis rescheduling hearing filing deadline, FILE ANYWAY.
The official Federal Register notice for participation was only published on April 28, 2026, giving the public barely 3 weeks to respond before the May deadline.
Many advocates, patients, consumers, and grassroots organizations never even saw the notice. There was no public signup portal, no broad outreach, and almost no cannabis media coverage explaining HOW to participate.
Some of us actively searched for information and still couldn’t find clear filing instructions.
This hearing affects millions of cannabis consumers, patients, workers, and small businesses. The federal government should not be able to quietly limit participation through a rushed and confusing process.
You can still try to participate by filing:
• a Notice of Intent to Participate
• and/or a Motion for Leave to File Out of Time
ADDRESSES:
To ensure proper handling, reference:
“Docket No. DEA-1362”
on all correspondence.
Electronic submissions:
[email protected]
Paper submissions:
Drug Enforcement Administration
Attn: Administrator
8701 Morrissette Drive
Springfield, VA 22152
The hearing starts June 29 in Arlington, VA. Even if DEA denies participation, public pressure for inclusion matters. Consumers deserve representation in this process.
Official notice:
https://t.co/ztARVZJRpf
The Feds keep changing the labels faster than they change the understanding.
Hemp, Marijuana, THCa, Medical Cannabis, Industrial Hemp, CBD flower, different names, different laws, same plant.
For decades, politics, policy, and regulation have shaped the conversation around Cannabis sativa as much as science has. Somewhere along the way, the public got handed a maze of categories, percentages, schedules, and definitions, and people started believing they were looking at entirely different things instead of different classifications and chemical profiles of the same species.
Now we’re watching another chapter unfold, medical programs shifting, legal definitions changing, and new lines being drawn around the same plant that’s been here all along.
The result? More confusion.
Because a plant doesn’t wake up and decide what legal category it belongs in. Chemistry exists whether policy recognizes it or not. Cannabinoids, terpenes, cultivation methods, genetics, and how compounds change through heat and processing, that’s where understanding begins.
The conversation deserves more than slogans and fear campaigns.
Less political theater, more education.
Less confusion, more science.
Less relabeling, more understanding.
The story of cannabis is still being written, and a lot of people are realizing they were never given the full chapter.
#Cannabis #CannabisSativa #CannabisEducation
Cannabis cannot exist in two realities at once.
If the same flower sold in a state medical program is now recognized under Schedule III, then there is no scientific, legal, or logical justification for that exact same plant to remain federally classified as Schedule I elsewhere. The contradiction is now impossible to ignore.
June 29th matters. The hearings are the moment to push beyond partial reform and demand full federal descheduling, not another layer of regulatory confusion that protects pharmaceutical interests while leaving patients, workers, veterans, and state operators trapped in conflicting laws.
A plant cannot be “accepted medical treatment” in one state system and “no medical value” in another. The science did not change at the state line. The product did not change. The only thing changing is policy.
Schedule III is not the finish line. Descheduling is. If you would like to record your descheduling testimony and be featured on our website, please reach out and there is an intake form on our website.
From Schedule I to history made. The narrative isn’t just changing, it’s collapsing under its own weight.
Just months ago, the conversation was about moving cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III. But even that was never a real solution, it keeps cannabis federally controlled, limits progress, and ignores everything we already know. Descheduling cannabis would have a far more powerful impact, unlocking research, expanding access, and aligning policy with reality.
Now, the shift is happening faster than expected. This summer, the focus moves beyond rescheduling. The pressure is building toward full descheduling, removing cannabis from the Controlled Substances Act entirely. No half measures. No delays. No more outdated classifications.
🌿 This is the turning point.
🌿 This is federal change in motion.
🌿 This is Deschedule Earth.
#DescheduleEarth #CannabisReform #EndProhibition #FederalPolicy #CannabisCommunity
Cannabis was placed in Schedule I in 1970 labeled as having “no accepted medical use” and a high potential for abuse. That classification was not grounded in rigorous science. It was a political decision made during the height of the drug war, and it carried decades of consequences built on a flawed premise.
Schedule III is not correction. It keeps cannabis inside the same federal framework that criminalized it in the first place. It preserves federal control, preserves the contradiction, and reframes the mistake instead of admitting it.
If the original scheduling was wrong, integrity demands more than a downgrade. It demands repeal. Public policy should correct error, not cosmetically soften it. Deschedule cannabis. Undo 1970.
#DescheduleCannabis #EndFederalProhibition #PolicyOverPolitics
The @joerogan Podcast highlights about the new hemp-THC restrictions are stirring up the conversation online. Joe argues that a last-minute move in recent legislation tightened limits on CBD and trace THC something he believes didn’t come from health concerns, but from pressure by the alcohol lobby.
He points out that when people lean toward cannabis, their alcohol intake often drops, and says that shift threatens powerful industry interests.
“People start smoking weed… they drink less. Maybe they’d rather get high than get drunk. Maybe they get a little paranoid and think: why am I poisoning myself five days a week?”
#DescheduleCannabis #RepealCannabis #JoeRoganPodcast
They want to move cannabis to Schedule III and call it “progress,” but that’s just a quieter form of control. Schedule III still means federal ownership, corporate patents, and Big Pharma gatekeeping over a plant that was never meant to be monopolized. Rescheduling isn’t freedom it’s rebranding the same system that criminalized, imprisoned, and profited off prohibition. Real justice is descheduling: removing cannabis from the Controlled Substances Act entirely and restoring it as a natural, sovereign plant for the people.
“God Is” reminds us of a simple truth this earth gave us medicine long before labs and lobbyists existed. Cannabis grows as it was intended, and anything that grows from the ground for healing cannot belong to corporations or governments. It belongs to humanity. Don’t let them hijack what was divinely provided. Deschedule cannabis. Return it to the people.
#DescheduleCannabis #GodIs #PlantMedicine
Imagine what's possible when federal policy stops casting a shadow over the incredible growth happening in cannabis. Let's clear the air for farmers, innovators, and local economies to truly thrive. It's about fairness, jobs, and real opportunities for communities everywhere. We need common-sense reform. #CannabisPolicy @erievision@andrewstellar
It's awesome to see discussions about how we're growing cannabis. For me, it always comes back to keeping things real and rooted. Our communities thrive when we support the folks who put their hands in the soil, nurturing the plant with care and tradition. Let's make sure that true stewardship shines through, not just flashy tech that might miss the point. What are your thoughts on supporting local growers? #SupportLocalCannabis @asiantric@ph32121991
My name is Jay West and I help 100s of medical patients with CBD, THC, THCa, CBN, and wide range of all natural compounds. I just helped a brain cancer patient last month with Full Spectrum Hemp CBD that has more than .4mg of THCa per container inside of the bottle (but below .3% THC - federally legal still today) We are never going to stop spreading the Truth, and its disgusting the propaganda you are apart of today - We will never forget, the internet never forgets, and you are a Traitor to America in my opinion!
@MarioNawfal when your federal government allows millions of illegals to flood the country, with 1000s of those being Chinese cannabis hemp growers who then mass produce synthetic THC from acid washing CBD hemp, and then sell it all over the internet and gas stations, you created a problem...
So much shortsighted propaganda and muddled misinformation got us here. Legitimate knowledge and True Unity will get us there! Demand Fair Access!!! Free Our Weed! Never Quit!
The green plant gives us compounds like THCA, plain and simple. The real issue is when other ingredients are chemically altered and presented as 'fake THC'. This kind of lab-made concoction creates a murky market. It hurts small growers, puts public safety at risk, and leaves consumers unsure of what they are getting. We need honest, clear regulations that support natural growth and fair competition, not unregulated chemistry projects. #DescheduleCannabis @deeprunhemp@RopevilleRaider
For 55 years, a broken policy has tried to wash away the smiles and livelihoods of countless communities. We see the faces, the passion for the plant, and the human cost. Prohibition has not just been a tax or a law; it has been a murky tide drowning out opportunity and fairness. It is time to pull our people out of these shadows. Let us grow a future rooted in justice, not outdated fear. #DescheduleCannabis @SonofaogB@mc3botanicals
Just like any other plant, cannabis needs sunlight to truly thrive. Our communities deserve the chance to grow freely, cultivating opportunities for small farmers and ensuring patients get the access they need without fear. Outdated federal laws have kept good people in the shadows for too long. It's time our nation's policies caught up with our values of fairness and economic liberty. Let's plant our roots in real justice. The sun is rising on a new era. #DescheduleNow @Zond089@Bad_Guy_Richie