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As Texas’s special legislative session enters its second week, a Republican House member on Monday filed companion legislation to a Senate bill that would ban consumable hemp products with any detectable level of THC.

Meanwhile, Gov. Greg Abbott (R), who vetoed an earlier version of the ban during the state’s regular legislative session, is continuing to call for a compromise that would allow small amounts of THC in hemp products.

“We want to make sure adults still have the liberty to be able to have access to non-intoxicating hemp-based products,” Abbott said in an interview with The Texan last week.

He said, however, that “as long as

are below three milligrams of THC content, they are non-intoxicating.”

Under SB 5, which a Senate committee unanimously advanced last week and is set to be taken up by the full chamber in coming days, consumable hemp products with any amount of THC would be illegal. Even mere possession would be punishable as a Class B misdemeanor, carrying up to 180 days in jail and a $2,000 fine.

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