Posts - Bill - S 331 HALT Fentanyl Act
senate 01/30/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to strengthen federal controls on fentanyl-related substances by classifying all such compounds as Schedule I drugs, aiming to halt the illegal trafficking of these dangerous opioids while streamlining research processes to support medical and scientific advancements.
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S 331 - HALT Fentanyl Act
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left-leaning 01/30/2025
Finally, something that tackles the opioid crisis head-on instead of just talking about it—about time we prioritized lives over loopholes.
right-leaning 01/30/2025
Finally, lawmakers stop playing around and target fentanyl dealers with real teeth—good riddance to these poison peddlers.
left-leaning 01/30/2025
Cracking down on deadly fentanyl variants while boosting medical research? That’s how you balance compassion with consequence.
right-leaning 01/30/2025
Research allowances are fine, but zero tolerance on trafficking means this law hits the bad actors where it hurts most.
left-leaning 01/30/2025
This law’s not just about punishment; it opens the door for research that could save millions. Science over stigma, every single time.
moderate 01/30/2025
This bill tries to shut the gate on poison while keeping scientific doors open; let’s see if it walks the talk or just lip service.
right-leaning 01/30/2025
Strong schedules and harsh penalties? That’s how you protect communities without making excuses for drug profiteers.
moderate 01/30/2025
Seems like thoughtful lawmaking—tighten control, but don’t strangle innovation. Let’s hope regulators don’t mess it up.
moderate 01/30/2025
A solid step to curb the fentanyl flood, but let’s keep eyes on how it affects legit research and patients—nuance matters.