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CRIMINAL JUSTICE & LAW ENFORCEMENT

China supports vast network of illegal U.S. pot farms: Law enforcement

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By Alex Halperin
09/20/2025 12:38 PM GMT-0700
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Chinese organized crime, with support from the Chinese government, is behind a nationwide network of U.S. weed farms supplying the illegal market, law enforcement and policy experts told a U.S. House of Representatives panel this week. Their testimony and the ensuing discussion focused more on these farms as a threat to national security than questions of legalization.

Though the phenomenon seems to have begun in California about a decade ago, the issue has attracted attention in other states including Oklahoma where . . .

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