Donald Trump just made major change to weed laws in US!

For the millions of Americans who currently utilize medical marijuana, the executive order offers a sense of legitimacy that has been missing for fifty years. It signals an end to the era where a patient’s medicine was viewed by their own government as a substance with “no medical use.” While the road to final implementation may be long and fraught with bureaucratic hurdles, the signing of this order marks a definitive turning point. The federal government is no longer looking at marijuana through the lens of 1970; it is looking at it through the lens of 2025—recognizing its complexity, its utility, and its place in the modern world.

This action serves as a hallmark of the administration’s willingness to re-evaluate long-standing federal dogmas in favor of what it perceives as common-sense reform. As the legal process unfolds, the eyes of the medical community, the financial markets, and the voting public will be fixed on the DEA, waiting to see if this “tremendously positive impact” becomes a permanent fixture of American law.