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Technically is the correct term to use here. It's de jure illegal but de facto fine.
by cmcaleer 3y ago
Technically is the correct term to use here. It's de jure illegal but de facto fine.
- goatforce5 3y agoWhile all that is true, I try to avoid breaking the law when visiting foreign countries. I wouldn't want to make future travel unnecessarily complicated.
- junar 3y agoIf you're not a US citizen, abstaining sounds wise. > while laws governing marijuana in individual U.S. states and other nations may change, CBP will continue to enforce U.S. Federal Law, which prohibits the possession of marijuana ... > Aliens must overcome all grounds of inadmissibility, including admissions of past violations of controlled substance law. Possession and/or admission to the use of marijuana by an alien may result in the refusal of admission. https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/assets/documents/2022-Sep/PAG%20Marijuana%20Legalization%20FINAL%20100918_Redacted.pdf https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/files/assets/documents/202...