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“ is step one of about eight steps that the federal government needs to take to make this a real viable industry,” explained Ormond. According to him, crucial next steps towards a thriving cannabis industry include Congress enacting a safe banking statute and robust interstate commerce. “For this to be a real viable industry, you have to open up those interstate commerce channels.
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