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SHOULD INTERSTATE COMMERCE LOOK LIKE NY’S PORT AUTHORITY?

By Donny Alexander
09/25/2020 07:12 PM GMT-0700
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The Alliance for Sensible Markets has an ingenious plan for governors of legal cannabis states to enter into a compact that could result in Congress allowing trade among them through a stand-alone bill.

Once in place, the entity would operate like the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Marijuana Moment

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